Advocata Institute, an independent policy think-tank based in Colombo, has won the 2022 Templeton Freedom Award by Atlas Network.

Highlighting the importance of the Sri Lanka-European Union partnership, Foreign Minister Sabry welcomed the EU’s steadfast support to Sri Lanka in the process of socio-economic recovery, including in the provision of humanitarian assistance.

It is futile to think that empty words or talk about fairylands can distract today’s younger generation, said SJB MP Imthiaz Bakeer Marker.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe and UNP chairman Wajira Abeywardena uttered blatant lies when they claimed Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT) was incurring losses in an attempt to justify its planned sale, said SJB politician Niroshan Padukka.

The SLFP’s central committee has unanimously decided to suspend the party membership of former president Chandrika Kumaratunga and others who have left the party.

With the vote on the second reading of budget 2023 due at 5.00 pm today (22), parties in the opposition have taken their decisions on how they are going to vote.

Transfers have been ordered for the OICs who have been serving the same police station for more than three years, said public security minister Tiran Alles.

As much as 66 per cent of the financial and non-financial returns of state investments in the past 15 years have been unaccounted for by end 2021, an audit report points out.

Social media has become very curious over the presence of the head of an independent commission at an airport reception for SLPP national organiser Basil Rohana Rajapaksa.

Sri Lanka’s coal procurement process has been found foul by the recent Government Auditor General Department’s inspection report prompting the Parliamentary Committee on