Tens of Thousands of Israelis Protest for Ceasefire as Labour Union Calls for General Strike
Tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets demanding a ceasefire deal, following the tragic discovery of six more
USS Spruance Arrives in Colombo for Scheduled Replenishment Visit
The USS Spruance, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer of the United States Navy, arrived at the port of Colombo today for
National Election Commission to Enforce Strict Measures Against Misuse of National Flag in Presidential Campaigns
The National Election Commission has announced that strict action will be taken against individuals who use the national flag as
Sajith Premadasa Promises Economic Recovery Plan Backed by Foreign Aid Following Election Victory
Samagi Jana Balawegaya’s (SJB) presidential candidate, Sajith Premadasa, has announced plans to launch a comprehensive recovery program for the country’s
Wages Board Approves Rs. 1,700 Daily Minimum Wage for Plantation Workers
The Wages Board has approved a daily minimum wage of Rs. 1,700 for plantation workers, following a decision passed today
Election Commission Receives 320 Complaints Ahead of Presidential Election
A total of 320 complaints related to the upcoming presidential election have been received by the Election Commission as of
EU and Commonwealth Observers Authorized to Monitor Upcoming Presidential Election
The European Union and Commonwealth election observers have been authorized to monitor the upcoming presidential election, following a request made
National Election Commission to Deploy Special Teams to Investigate Government Institutions Violating Election Laws
The National Election Commission has announced plans to send special teams to monitor government institutions accused of violating election laws.
P. Ariyanethran Nominated as Tamil Common Candidate for Sri Lanka’s Presidential Election
Former Member of Parliament P. Ariyanethran has been nominated as the Tamil Common Candidate for the upcoming presidential election in
Sri Lanka’s Tourist Arrivals to Surpass 100,000 but Fall Short of Monthly Target
Tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka are likely to surpass the 100,000 mark in May, but will fall short of the