Returned cheques, delayed payments and unresolved insurance claims dominated Parliament on Tuesday as National Democratic Front (NDF) MP Ravi Karunanayake asked the government to make statement...
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake yesterday called for unity, beyond petty differences, to build an economically strong Sri Lanka, declaring that the country’s greatest asset was its...
Prime Minister and Education Minister Dr Harini Amarasuriya told Parliament on Tuesday (3) that none of the modules introduced for Grade 6 under the proposed education...
As the country marked its 78th National Independence Day yesterday, the Jaffna University Students’ Union called for a day of mourning in the Northern and Eastern...
By Ifham Nizam Sri Lankan brands are standing at a strategic inflection point. Digital budgets have surged, social platforms have multiplied, and artificial intelligence has moved...
A home series against England was meant to be the ideal dress rehearsal, a chance for Sri Lanka to oil the wheels and gather momentum ahead...
SAARC or the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation has been declared ‘dead’ by some sections in South Asia and the idea seems to be catching...
The sacred Devnimori relics of the Buddha arrived in Sri Lanka yesterday afternoon. The Indian aircraft, bearing the sacred relics, arrived at the Bandaranaike International Airport...
Thursday 5th February, 2026 The argy-bargy is done, and the battle’s lost and won, one might say with apologies to the Bard. A prolonged tug of...
Globalisation exposes weakness and failed governance; and invites intervention – A message to all inept governments everywhere The government of Burkina Faso has shattered the illusion...