The year 2024 is a year of election as 49 percent of the world population votes to choose their government and Sri Lanka is one among them. The island nation stands at crossroads, grappling with the aftermath of an economic crisis. Hence, the election becomes exceptionally crucial for Srilankans. It is important to note the economic crisis caused by multiple reasons brought social and political turmoil to the island nation....
Understanding Political Structures: Sri Lanka’s Semi Presidential system and its Constitutional Crisis
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Anmol Kumar
Anmol Kumar currently works as an Assistant Editor at Defence and Security Alert (DSA) Magazine. He holds a Bachelors in Persian language from Jawaharlal Nehru University and Masters in International Relations from Pondicherry University. He is well known for his research and analyses on topics like defence strategy, geopolitics, West Asia and anything that falls under the purview of international relations.
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