The president has the ability and the right, as per the constitution, to appoint and remove provincial governors, said SLPP general secretary Saraga Kariyawasam.

The governors of the northern, eastern and northwestern provinces were removed from their positions yesterday (15).

President Ranil Wickremesinghe will appoint new governors by tomorrow (17), said the President's Media Division.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Sri Lanka to complete the debt restructuring process by the first review of the country’s US $ 3 billion programme, which is scheduled for September-October.

There could only be one place for Thailand's youngest and most progressive party to celebrate its astonishing success in the election.

The Colombo High Court today (15) rejected a preliminary objection raised by the defendants regarding a case filed by the Attorney General against millionaire businessman Mohamed Ibrahim and his two sons, residents of Mahawila Park in Dematagoda, who are accused of concealing information on the 2019 Easter Sunday terror attacks.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe has ordered an immediate investigation into a statement made by Pastor Jerome Fernando that could cause harm to religious harmony.

Politics cannot be a winner through political crossovers, said SJB general secretary Ranjith Madduma Bandara.

During a recent parliamentary session, SJB MP Harsha de Silva expressed his support for the new welfare gazette while raising some concerns about certain aspects of the bill.

Trade unions have objected to the Bar Association (BASL) for extending its support to a government plan to amend labour laws to favour employers.

SJB MP for Nuwara Eliya Vadivel Suresh said he has started a new political journey together with government minister Harin Fernando.