Expatriate Workers Send $577.5 Million to Sri Lanka in August, Marking a Seven-Month Streak of $500 Million Remittances
Expatriate Workers Sent $577.5 Million to the Country in August – A Consecutive Share of $500 Million Since Ranil took
Cabinet Approves 2025 Salary Increase for Public Sector Employees: False Claims Dismissed
The President’s Media Division has clarified that reports suggesting the Cabinet has not approved the salary increase for public sector
Amber Advisory Issued for Rough Sea Conditions off Southern and Northern Coasts
The Department of Meteorology has issued an ‘Amber’ advisory for sea areas off the coasts from Matara to Pottuvil via
Weather Advisory: Showers, Thunderstorms, and Strong Winds Expected in Several Areas
The Department of Meteorology forecasts showers or thunderstorms at times in the Western, Sabaragamuwa, and North-western provinces, as well as
Screen Legend James Earl Jones Dies at 93, Leaving Behind an Iconic Legacy
James Earl Jones, one of cinema’s most revered voices and a screen legend, passed away on Monday at the age
Lawyers Collective Urges Voters to Prioritize Democracy and Rule of Law in Presidential Election
The Lawyers Collective is calling on the voting public to prioritize the protection of democracy, the rule of law, and
China Lauds Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Efforts, Criticizes UNHRC Resolution
China has praised Sri Lanka for its commitment to promoting and protecting human rights during a recent session. Li Xiaomei,
Bangladesh’s New Government Faces $500 Million Backlog with Adani Group Amid Energy Crisis
Bangladesh’s newly formed government, led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus, is confronting a $500 million backlog in overdue
UN High Commissioner Highlights Elections as a Chance for Sri Lanka to Embrace New Vision and Reforms
Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, underscored the importance of upcoming elections as a crucial opportunity
Election Monitoring Groups Warn of Increasing Misuse of Government Resources Ahead of Presidential Election
Election monitoring organizations have raised concerns over the growing misuse of government property in the lead-up to the presidential election.