U.S. Welcomes Signs of Economic Stabilization in Sri Lanka
The United States has welcomed signs of economic stabilization in Sri Lanka, as well as the country’s steadfast commitment to
Lawyers’ Collective Warns Against Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution
The Lawyers’ Collective has issued a warning regarding the proposed Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution Bill, recently approved by the
Government Approves Amended Water Tariff Policy for Implementation in 2025
The government has granted approval to implement the amended water tariff policy and revised water tariff formula in 2025. The
President Wickremesinghe Calls for Politics that Prioritizes National Interest
President Ranil Wickremesinghe emphasized the importance of a political culture that prioritizes the nation over traditional politics for the country’s
Price Reduction for Food Items Announced by All-Ceylon Restaurant Owners’ Association
The All-Ceylon Restaurant Owners’ Association has announced a decision to reduce the prices of multiple food items, effective from midnight
Presidential Election Date Announcement Imminent, Says Sri Lanka’s Election Commission Chairman
The date for the upcoming Presidential Election will be announced before the end of this month, according to the Chairman
Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister Ali Sabry to Visit Romania and Poland from July 16-19, 2024
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Sabry, is scheduled to pay official visits to Romania and Poland from July
Over 10,000 Sri Lankan Nationals Leave Kuwait During General Amnesty Period
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Kuwait announced that a total of 10,615 Sri Lankan nationals, who were illegally staying
Sri Lanka Reduces Electricity Tariff by 22.5% Effective Tomorrow
A decision has been reached to reduce the electricity tariff by 22.5% effective tomorrow. The announcement was made by Chairman
Pakistan to Ban Imran Khan’s Party and Seek Treason Charges, Says Information Minister
Pakistan is planning to ban former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s political party and move the country’s top court to press