From the Tsunami to Cyclone Ditwah: by Prof. Ranjith Bandara Emeritus Professor, University of Colombo Sri Lanka’s disaster ...

Wednesday 28th October, 2026 Sri Lanka takes disaster management for granted, paying it the attention it deserves only when the fear of disasters looms. Cyclone Arnab is intensifying over the Bay of ...

Opportunity leader speaks about racism, immigration, coalition negotiations and her commitment to the party beyond the ...

A decade after the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2250, formally recognizing young people as partners in peace for ...

From street harassment to political rhetoric, Indian New Zealanders reflect on rising hostility and what it means for their ...

As geopolitical tensions, from the Ukraine war to U.S.-Russia rivalries, dominate global discourse, the earthquake and tsunami serve as a grim reminder that climate change and natural calamities are ...

Today, a Russian Geran attack drone violated our airspace and fell near family homes and an energy facility. We cond ...

Experience suggests that delays in compensating fishing and coastal communities affected by maritime disasters can lead to ...

Three plants with very different lives — a wild rice hiding in Sri Lankan swamps, a saxifrage clinging to the highest ...

England captain Harry Brook leads the team talk ahead of Tuesday's match against Pakistan. Photo by Sameer Ali/ No, I can’t ...

Hello, I'm niya, a culture lover.For this trip, I visited seven cities and tourist spots in Sri Lanka, an island nation ...

From a tortoise in the South Atlantic to an olive tree on Crete still producing a crop, here’s where to see the oldest living ...