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  • Deconstructing the State Security Apparatus: Legal Judgments, Deep-State Complicity, and the Structural Investigation of Sri Lanka’s 2019 Easter Sunday Attacks

    Deconstructing the State Security Apparatus: Legal Judgments, Deep-State Complicity, and the Structural Investigation of Sri Lanka’s 2019 Easter Sunday Attacks

    The judicial and investigative trajectory surrounding Sri Lanka’s 2019 Easter Sunday terror attacks—which killed at least 260 people and injured over 500 across three churches and three luxury hotels—has undergone a radical paradigm shift1. For years, the official state narrative framed the tragedy primarily as an unprecedented intelligence failure exacerbated by administrative friction within the…

    3 Aug 2026
  • ISI at 77: The Hidden Hand Behind South Asia’s Instability

    ISI at 77: The Hidden Hand Behind South Asia’s Instability

    At 77, the ISI has outgrown its intelligence role to become a regional menace. Its legacy, marked by terror sponsorship, democratic subversion, and humanitarian catastrophes, demands global attention.

    13 Jul 2025
  • From War to Peace: How My Father, Sinnadurai Ariaratnam, Saved His Sons and Built a New Life in Canada

    From War to Peace: How My Father, Sinnadurai Ariaratnam, Saved His Sons and Built a New Life in Canada

    Ladies and gentlemen, Today, we gather here to honor the life and legacy of a truly remarkable man, Sinnadurai Ariaratnam, a father whose unwavering courage, boundless love, and enduring strength have left an indelible mark on all who knew him. As we mourn his passing, let us also celebrate the incredible story of his life—a…

    26 Dec 2024
  • Bay of Bengal: India’s Maritime Backyard and the Cost of Alienating the Resident Power

    Bay of Bengal: India’s Maritime Backyard and the Cost of Alienating the Resident Power

    As India continues to strengthen its naval footprint in the region, any effort by Bangladesh to challenge this balance of power risks pushing the smaller nation into vulnerability and irrelevance.

    15 Dec 2024
  • How the Indian Navy is Redefining Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific

    How the Indian Navy is Redefining Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific

    As Navy Day 2024 unfolds, the Indian Navy stands at the forefront of India’s strategic ambitions in the Indo-Pacific. This celebration of maritime strength is a poignant reminder of the Navy’s evolution into a force that secures India’s maritime interests and contributes to regional stability and global security.

    4 Dec 2024
  • Beyond SAGAR: Tactical and Operational Insights from India-South Africa Naval Collaborations

    Beyond SAGAR: Tactical and Operational Insights from India-South Africa Naval Collaborations

    India’s relationship with Africa has long been anchored in shared values, mutual respect, and a commitment to regional stability. Over recent years, this relationship has taken on a new operational dimension, particularly in the maritime sphere. India is committed to its Security and Growth for All in the Region (SAGAR) policy. As a result, the…

    27 Nov 2024
  • The 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings – A Recurrence Of The Reichstag Fire Like Ruse

    The 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings – A Recurrence Of The Reichstag Fire Like Ruse

    The bombing that occurred on Easter Sunday in April 2019 in Sri Lanka, initially attributed to ISIS as retribution for the New Zealand Mosque attacks, killing at least 290 people and injuring hundreds, has now been called into question as a potential hoax. This author, Kagusthan Ariaratnam, challenges the official narrative within the context of Sri Lankan foreign policy.…

    21 Oct 2024
  • Book Review – Stranger than Fiction: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination

    Book Review – Stranger than Fiction: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination

    The book Stranger Than Fiction: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination (2022) by Harish Venugopalan is a meticulous exploration of one of the most significant political assassinations in India’s modern history. The book delves into the events surrounding the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1991, highlighting the intricate web of political motives, social upheaval,…

    19 Oct 2024
  • Interview: ‘The Prospect for Political Change in Sri Lanka Rests on the Dynamics of the Next Few Months’

    Interview: ‘The Prospect for Political Change in Sri Lanka Rests on the Dynamics of the Next Few Months’

    Pitasanna Shanmugathas | University of Windsor Faculty of Law, CA The interview was initially published by “JURIST” on October 7, 2024. Sri Lanka elected Anura Kumara Dissanayake as its new president on September 21, marking the first time in the country’s history that a candidate outside the two major political parties has won the presidency. Dissanayake,…

    8 Oct 2024
  • Book Review – Spy Tiger: The 05 File

    Book Review – Spy Tiger: The 05 File

    By Bobby Fisher The memoir Spy Tiger: The 05 File by Kagusthan Ariaratnam and Michael Bramadat-Willcock is thrilling. It blends espionage, historical intrigue, and relentless action. This debut novel transports readers into a world of high-stakes intelligence. Shadowy conspiracies abound where nothing is as it seems. Danger lurks at every turn. The story follows a…

    6 Oct 2024
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