Anglican Bishops Rodrigo and Fernando call for the withdrawal of Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terror bill, warning it violates President Dissanayake's pledge to protect civil liberties.

LuLu Hypermarket Qatar, the region’s leading retailer, has launched the ‘Taste of Sri Lanka’ Festival, bringing an extensive selection of Sri Lankan foo...

COLOMBO — From time to time, curious tales of “fish rain” grab media attention: fish seemingly fall from the sky, far from any bodies of water, following heavy downpours. The most recent incident occurred in northern Sri Lanka in October, after a ...

Sri Lanka presented a clear message of confidence, reform, and long-term opportunity at the exclusive Port City Colombo Investor Forum held on 27 January at the Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. ..

An IAEA ORPAS review has praised Sri Lanka's progress in radiation dose monitoring since 2019 but urges stronger regulations and oversight.

When Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka, the institution that did most of the heavy lifting was the military. They carried out search-and-rescue operations, moved supplies, and restored access. The military was the first to respond whenever the government wanted to do something fast, technical, and coordinated.

The Sri Lanka government’s proposed counterterrorism legislation includes numerous provisions similar to the current abusive law and risks facilitating the same kind of repression.