Sri Lanka: chasing system change
The National People’s Power govt. restored macroeconomic stability and introduced a different political culture, but key promises of structural reform remain unfulfilled; two years after Dissanayake’s election, the govt. faces the challenge of turning the Aragalaya’s demand for ‘system change’ into lasting political transformation
· 10/2/2026, 3:28:01 AM· 2 min read
The National People’s Power govt. restored macroeconomic stability and introduced a different political culture, but key promises of structural reform remain unfulfilled; two years after Dissanayake’s election, the govt. faces the challenge of turning the Aragalaya’s demand for ‘system change’ into lasting political transformation
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