In this issue

Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic and energy crisis in its history. THE WEEK reports from the island nation

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THREE TO TANGO

The BJP and the Congress have for long dominated Himachal Pradesh’s bipolar politics. The generational change in both the parties, along with the AAP’s big entry, can redraw the state’s political map 

5 mins

People like those who support 'nation first' theory

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW/SHIVRAJ SINGH CHOUHAN, chief minister, Madhya Pradesh

10+ mins

RANT AND RAIL

A highspeed rail connectivity project is dividing Kerala and invoking memories of Nandigram

4 mins

Death overs approaching

Prime Minister Imran Khan is desperately seeking ways to stay in power. If the past is a guide, his fall is imminent

4 mins

Sri Lanka Reels From Its Worst Ever Economic Crisis

Hit by the worst economic crisis in its history, sri lanka is on the brink of bankruptcy. Irrational policy decisions of the ruling rajapaksa clan have destroyed the island’s economy which was recovering from the ravages of the pandemic

10 mins

FOR MILK, FOR FUEL

Food and fuel shortage has triggered widespread protests against the ruling Rajapaksas

5 mins

CENTRE CANNOT HOLD

With economic woes denting the popularity of the Rajapaksas, Sri Lanka might look at a political alternative in the next polls

5 mins

AID, TO OUR AID

Lots of mutual suspicions between India and Sri Lanka are in the process of being removed

5 mins

BALANCING ACT

As anti-government protests spiral out of control, Sri Lanka seeks Indian investment in the Colombo Port City built by China

4 mins

WILL OPPOSE IF INDIA THROWS LIFELINE TO CORRUPT RAJAPAKSAS

INTERVIEW Patali Champika Ranawaka, leader of 43 Brigade

2 mins

Five Lakh Cyberwarriors Are Fighting Russia

Exclusive Interview Victor Zhora, deputy chairman, State Service of Special Communications, Ukraine

4 mins

EXCLUSIVE: It Is Impossible To Conquer Ukraine

Interview Grzegorz Dziemidowicz, former director, National Diplomatic Academy, Poland, and former ambassador

7 mins

India should not be neutral

INTERVIEW RAFAL TRZASKOWSKI, Warsaw mayor, former minister, former member of European parliament

3 mins

PODIUM CHASER

A handful of medals in the past six months has made Lakshya Sen the new poster boy of Indian badminton  

5 mins

MERCHANT OF HAPPINESS

Twenty-five years after The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, Robin Sharma is older and wiser in his latest book

4 mins

FIRE IN HER BONES

An ISIS bomb might have taken her legs, but Turkish filmmaker Lisa Calan’s spirit remains buoyant

3 mins

SCARS AND LOVE

BENEDETTA (French, 2021)

1 min

The warrior monk

Former special forces member Vivek Jacob is now advocating spirituality and helping the disabled experience adventure sports

3 mins

UNLUCKY IN LOVE

Eternally Confused and Eager for Love, about a lad’s botched attempts to find a girlfriend, fails to captivate

2 mins

UP FOR DEBATE

Jawaharlal Nehru might no longer be alive to answer his critics, but his ideas remain locked in ideological combat

2 mins

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