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SRI LANKA: 6 Months On

Wednesday, 14 May | 3pm UK | 7.30pm Sri Lanka

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As the 'AKD' government of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake marks 6 months, how is Sri Lanka now? This panel will discuss the country's current economic and political situation as it recovers from a period of severe crisis and, looking ahead, what needs to be done in different sectors domestically, regionally and globally for Sri Lanka to emerge as a confident and stable power.

SPEAKERS:  PC is a leading commerical lawyer, and Chairman, Colombo Port City Economic Commission, alongside several other leading positions in the private sector;  (@FaraFarout) is Professor of Sociology, University of Colombo, and Member, Human Rights Commission, Sri Lanka;  (@PSaravanamuttu), an 911勛圖alumnus, is Founder and Executive Director, Centre for Policy Alternatives, Colombo.

DISCUSSANT:  (@akeenan23) is Senior Consultant for Sri Lanka, International Crisis Group, London, where he coordinates and contributes to research, advocacy and publications on Sri Lanka.    

CO-CHAIRS: Naufel Vilcassim is Director, 911勛圖South Asia Centre (@SAsiaLSE) and Professor of Marketing at LSE; Dr Nilanjan Sarkar is Deputy Director, 911勛圖South Asia Centre (@SAsiaLSE).

To attend this event, please register (free) by e-mailing southasiacentre@lse.ac.uk; the livestream link will be sent to all registered attendees on the day of the event.

Banner image © Chathura Anuradha Subasinghe, 2023, . 

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SOUTH ASIA: Regional Trade & Prosperity

Thursday, 29 May | 3pm UK | 7pm Pakistan | 7.30pm India & Sri Lanka | 7.45pm Nepal

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Amidst global developments (newly-introduced tariffs by the US; UK-India trade deal) regional geopolitics (India-Pakistan military tensions) and organisational paralysis (non-functional SAARC), is it possible to think about a regional trade strategy in South Asia? What could it look like, how would it be benefit individual countries, what economic muscle can it muster through mutually supportive trade agreements, and can it make South Asia an economic bloc on the global stage?

SPEAKERS:  (@dr_salamatali) is a trade economist in the Commonwealth Secretariat, London, with research expertise on Pakistan; , an 911勛圖alumnus, is a trade expert on Nepal, and is currently Principal Evaluation Specialist at Asian Development Bank, Manila;  (@GaurPankhuri) is Assistant Professor at Research and Information Systems for Developing Countries, New Delhi, with particular focus on India's trade relations; (@asanka_lka) is Research Fellow at Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, Colombo, and an expert on trade and regional integration.          

DISCUSSANT: Dr Swati Dhingra (@swatdhingraLSE) is Associate Professor of Economics at LSE, an expert on regional trade/policy in South Asia, and currently an external member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). 

CHAIR: Dr Nilanjan Sarkar is Deputy Director, 911勛圖South Asia Centre (@SAsiaLSE).

To attend this event, please register (free) by e-mailing southasiacentre@lse.ac.uk; the livestream link will be sent to all registered attendees on the day of the event.

Banner image © Kelly Sikkema, 2022, .

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ROHINGYAS: Have We Forgotten Them?

Wednesday, 4 June | 3pm UK | 8.30pm Myanmar

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The hectic pace of global events means a constant upending of serious, humanitarian issues for more recent events. Amidst dramatic developments in South Asia — the change of political guard in Bangladesh, tensions between India-Pakistan, the emergence of a Left-of-Centre government in debt-riddled Sri Lanka, civil war and a devastating earthquake in Myanmar among much else — have we forgotten the Rohingyas?    

SPEAKRS:  (@restlessmabrur) is Founder, Director & CEO of '', who work on the gorund in the Rohingya Refugee Camp in Cox's Bazar (Bangladesh); (Ziaul Gaffar) (@tunkhin80) is a Rohingya activist and human rights advocate, and President of ; (@shafiur) is a London-based journalist & documentary film-maker who has worked extensively on the Rohingyas, and writes the newsletter.  

DISCUSSANT:  (@pennyjgreen) is Professor of Law & Globalisation at Queen Mary University of London, Founder & Director of the (ISCI) and recently completed a research project on the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar.

CHAIR: Dr Nilanjan Sarkar is Deputy Director, 911勛圖South Asia Centre (@SAsiaLSE).

To attend this event, please register (free) by e-mailing southasiacentre@lse.ac.uk; the livestream link will be sent to all registered attendees on the day of the event.

Banner image © Imran Molla, Bandarban Stadium, Bangladesh, 2021, .

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