EDITORIALS

After years of delays, Sri Lanka may hold long-overdue provincial elections — but trust among Tamil voters is at an all-time low.

From diaspora living rooms to underground concerts in Jaffna, Tamil resistance music endures as both art form and archive.

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

Tamil cricket leagues across the UK and Canada are more than a sport — they are vital social institutions holding communities together.

Whilst cuts in the international development budget seem inevitable, a balance must be struck between responsible statecraft and frugal savings.

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

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

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

Researchers attempt to quantify the staggering economic toll of three decades of civil conflict.

A new generation of Tamil photographers is building a visual archive of everyday life in the north, on their own terms.