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Billions in remittances flow into war-affected communities annually — a lifeline that successive governments have failed to match.

A decade and a half after the guns fell silent, survivors and advocates are still waiting for a credible accountability process.

Chefs and food historians trace how displacement, blockades, and post-war poverty have reshaped northern Tamil culinary traditions.

From London to Toronto, Tamil cultural festivals are growing in scale and ambition, drawing artists from around the world.

From Wembley to Scarborough, Tamil restaurants and home cooks are navigating the tensions between preservation and adaptation.

Tamil diaspora entrepreneurs are creating networks that span multiple countries, often with roots in personal experiences of displacement.

The 'Sly Fox' who compares himself to the Buddha and who deflects when questioned on accountability, war crimes and corruption.

Every November, Tamil communities around the world mark Heroes Day — an act of memory that remains politically charged.

Domestic accountability mechanisms have repeatedly failed. The time has come for an international solution.

From marathon running to martial arts, Tamil athletes in the diaspora reflect on what sport means for community and belonging.