Thusiyan Nanadakumar

Sri Lanka's US$12.55 billion debt restructuring has been finalised, but economists warn that austerity measures will hit the north and east hardest.

A generation of young filmmakers from the north and east are producing work that speaks to lived experiences of war, loss, and survival.

A small but growing number of diaspora Tamils are relocating to Jaffna — and finding a city full of opportunity and contradiction.

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

Advocacy groups across Europe and North America are coordinating ahead of a critical Human Rights Council review of Sri Lanka.

Rights groups are documenting accelerating encroachment on ancient Tamil Hindu sites as Buddhist shrines are erected in their place.

Graduates from Jaffna University struggle to find work in a local economy hollowed out by war, land seizures, and structural neglect.

A new wave of Tamil language classes in London is attracting adults who grew up not speaking their grandparents' tongue.

The buildings of Jaffna tell stories of colonial rule, civil war, and tentative reconstruction — if you know how to read them.

Farmers in the Vanni are slowly rebuilding livelihoods destroyed by conflict, displacement, and landmine contamination.

Hindu temples across the UK serve not just as places of worship but as community centres, schools, and social anchors.