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by Dr. Kumar Rupesinghe

Given the unprecedented support given to the cease-fire agreement, an international and national framework seems to have been created for a structured process to end the war in Sri Lanka. Most of the building blocks have been secured. What still remains is to establish positive cohabitation between the President and the Prime Minister and an institutional framework for conflict resolution between the two parties particularly on the peace process.
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