Five Weeks Granted to Submit Objections in X-Press Pearl Compensation Case
Five weeks have been granted to submit objections in the case filed at the Singapore International Commercial Court to seek
Compulsory Retirement Scheme Approved for Fertilizer Company Merger
A compulsory retirement scheme will be implemented as part of the merger between the Ceylon Fertilizer Company Limited and the
Continued Showery and Windy Conditions Expected Over Island Due to Active Southwest Monsoon
The prevailing showery and windy conditions over the island are expected to continue due to the active Southwest monsoon, according
China to Penalize US, EU; May Hike 25 Percent Car Tariff
China has successfully dominated the electric vehicle (EV) and battery manufacturing market. However, the US and the EU are stepping
Unprecedented Rise in Influenza Cases and Increasing Dengue Threat Amid Torrential Rains in Sri Lanka
With torrential rains sweeping across Sri Lanka, health experts are raising alarm bells over a spike in seasonal diseases, including
Sri Lanka and India Collaborate on ISIS-Linked Arrests of Sri Lankans in India
The exchange of information between Sri Lanka and India has commenced regarding the Sri Lankans arrested in India allegedly associated
Sri Lanka to Host 60th Session of International Coconut Community in November 2024
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers has approved hosting the 60th Session and Ministerial Meeting of the International Coconut Community (ICC)
Sri Lanka Seeks Closer Ties with Saudi Arabia in Tourism, Labor, and Renewable Energy
Sri Lanka aims to strengthen collaboration with Saudi Arabia in the tourism, labor, and renewable energy sectors to support the
Central Bank of Sri Lanka Anticipates Further Reduction in Market Interest Rates
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has indicated the potential for further reductions in market interest rates. CBSL officials
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