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by J. Vitarana

The government is not sitting cross-legged waiting for peace and tranquility to dawn. Its strategy is three-pronged. The first is to enhance security, the second is to appeal to the international community and the third is to pursue peace in earnest, not to get disoriented or not to fall back on war.
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