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 ...

Last week, a survey from New Zealand caught my attention. Nearly 190,000 people took part in an online poll run by the ...

As the world moves closer to the 2030 deadline for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a ...

The Parliamentary Select Committee appointed to look into and report to the House on the matter of selecting the Electoral ...

Sri Lanka’s apparel exports returned to growth in September 2026, an encouraging sign for the sector. Although the nine-month ...

By Shamindra Ferdinando Last week’s Midweek piece, headlined ‘Nobel Peace Prize for Pillay draws global attention to Eelam ...

Sri Lanka’s envoy in Delhi and politics of regional power by Sasanka Perera (The writer is on X as @sasmester) Diplomacy is ...

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

The government yesterday (27) denied that it had received a request from the Mahanayakes seeking presidential pardon for Ven.

By Ifham Nizam Sri Lanka’s electricity supply security has come under renewed scrutiny after a generating unit at the Norochcholai Lakvijaya coal power plant complex was taken offline for maintenance, ...

By Sunil Gamage In Sri Lanka, ask a minister about farming and you will hear a small number: about 7 or 8 percent of GDP.

India is Sri Lanka’s largest and fastest-growing tourism source market. In 2025, over 5.3 lakh Indian travellers visited Sri Lanka, making India the country’s largest source of tourists by a wide ...