Reading Time: < 1 min read In a chapter on the book titled ‘Radicalization in South Asia : Context, Trajectories and Implications’, LKI’s Anishka De Zylva and Barana Waidyatilaka looks at counter-radicalization in Sri Lanka.

Reading Time: < 1 min read In an article on the journal titled “Diplomacy and World Affairs”, LKI’s Sandunika Hasangani and Professor Nayani Melegoda, Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Colombo, discusses how the open Indo Pacific Strategy promotes peace and stability in the region.

Reading Time: < 1 min read In an article published by The Asia Dialogue, LKI’s Pabasara Kannangara discusses how by leveraging global initiatives such as the BRI, Sri Lanka may be able to stay ahead of the competition and achieve its ambition of becoming a major hub.

Reading Time: < 1 min read In a chapter, on the book titled ‘Managing Domestic and International Challenges and Opportunities in Post-conflict Development: Lessons from Sri Lanka’, LKI’s Ganeshan Wignaraja explores the economic implications of the RCEP for South Asia through case studies of post-conflict Sri Lanka and India. 

Reading Time: < 1 min read This journal article examines increasing regional economic integration in the Indian Ocean, along with the region’s rising importance in the global economy, and outlines the challenges to greater regional integration.

Reading Time: < 1 min read In this article, LKI’s Natalie Klein provides a preliminary assessment of how international law relating to maritime security can account for the operations of Maritime Autonomous Vehicles.

Reading Time: < 1 min read This ODI research report and briefing note examines the macroeconomic outlook for Asian and Pacific economies and its main drivers, with a focus on the prospects of the region’s MICs. 

Reading Time: < 1 min read In this SWP Working Paper, LKI’s Barana Waidyatilake seeks to provide a Sri Lankan perspective on its regional role

Reading Time: < 1 min read In an article published by The Diplomat, LKI’s Barana Waidyatilake explains why Sri Lanka’s best strategy is to stand for a rules-based order, as geopolitical competition intensifies in the Indian Ocean.

Reading Time: 2 min read LKI conducted a study on the long-term competitiveness of the Port City, assessing the potential of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to drive services-led growth in Sri Lanka.