The 90th anniversary of Sri Lanka’s socialist movement
Despite numerous splits, the socialist movement embedded itself in Sri Lankan society and made a lasting impact on the polity.
Towards a political economy of Asia
An analysis of the Asia regions division of labor, uneven development, and regional dynamics drawing from Tricontinental Asia’s latest intervention.
Causes and consequences of Sri Lanka’s “most challenging” natural disaster
Cyclone Ditwah has caused devastating consequences for the island nation and brought to the fore new challenges to the debt-burdened country
Sitting targets: negligence and occupational risk in Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan writer Shiran Illanperuma takes an intimate look at labor conditions in the island nation, from factories to plantations
Sri Lanka’s 2021-2024 austerity is one of the most severe in history
A recent World Bank reports examines Sri Lanka’s austerity policies following the 2022 external debt default
La economía de liberación nacional de Fidel
En los últimos diez años, la riqueza del uno por ciento más rico de la población mundial ha crecido en más de 33,9 billones de dólares, suficiente para erradicar la pobreza veintidós veces. Quizás sea hora de nuevas ideas.
Fidel’s economics of national liberation
In the last ten years, the wealth of the top one percent of the world’s population has grown by over $33.9 trillion – enough to end poverty twenty-two times over. Perhaps it is time for new ideas.
Qué significa para Sri Lanka la detención de un expresidente
El expresidente de Sri Lanka y “avatar del neoliberalismo” Ranil Wickremesinghe está siendo acusado de malversación de fondos públicos.