Challenges and Contradictions: NPP Faces Scrutiny Ahead of Looming Elections
As crucial elections loom on the horizon, rhetorical exchanges across the political spectrum have become a daily occurrence. Political leaders,
NPP’s Inclusive Approach in Current Struggle Contrasted with JVP’s Selectivity, Says Lal Kantha
Addressing the NPP Kandy electorate convention, Lal Kantha, a member of the JVP politburo, asserted that the National People’s Power
Speculation Surrounds Potential Early General Elections Ahead of Scheduled Presidential Polls in Sri Lanka
Political circles are rife with speculation regarding whether President Ranil Wickremesinghe will announce general elections prior to the scheduled presidential
NPP MP Anura Kumara Dissanayake Challenges the Nature of China’s Sinopec Project, Denying it Qualifies as an Investment
During today’s parliamentary session, NPP MP Anura Kumara Dissanayake asserted that China’s Sinopec project, aiming to establish 250 petrol sheds,
Parliamentary Committee to Investigate Alleged Unruly Behavior of Nine MPs in Three-Day Meeting
The Parliamentary Committee on Ethics and Privileges is set to convene over three consecutive days to address six petitions lodged
Namal Rajapaksa Holds SJB and NPP Accountable for Economic Woes, Defends Tax Reduction
Namal Rajapaksa, Member of Parliament for Hambantota District Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), has asserted that both the Samagi Jana
NPP MP Anura Kumara Dissanayake Calls for Discontinuation of Parliamentary Select Committee on Sri Lanka’s Insolvency
NPP Member of Parliament Anura Kumara Dissanayake asserted today that the Parliamentary Select Committee, chaired by SLPP MP Sagara Kariyawasam,
NPP Leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake Criticizes Budget 2024, Labels Proposed Economic Approach as ‘Failed Path’
In a scathing critique of the recently unveiled Budget 2024, NPP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake asserted that the proposed fiscal
NPP/JVP sustains clear lead in September
Support for leftist National People’s Power (NPP) among voters has increased by 42 percent, putting them “well ahead” of the