Sri Lanka, March 25 -- Sri Lanka is navigating one of its most complex external shocks in recent years, as the escalating Middle East conflict continues to disrupt global energy markets, shipping rout... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- Two Sri Lankan passengers who attempted to smuggle foreign-made cigarettes worth nearly Rs. 15 million through the Green Channel at the arrival terminal of the Bandaranaike Inte... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- Amidst ongoing talks on the procurement of fuel from Russia, Russia's Deputy Energy Minister Roman Marshavin is scheduled to visit Sri Lanka tomorrow (26), Daily Mirror learns. ... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- A New Mexico jury found Meta liable Tuesday for misleading consumers about the safety of its platforms and endangering children. Meta has been ordered to pay the maximum penalt... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- Lebanon's Health Ministry said Tuesday that the death toll from ongoing Israeli strikes on the country has risen to 1,072, with 2,966 people wounded since March 2, Anadolu repor... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- The government yesterday reiterated that Sri Lanka did not make a diplomatic level invitation for Iranian vessel 'IRIS Dena' to visit Sri Lanka other than a cordial and oral inv... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- Oil prices fell sharply in early asian trade on Wednesday, with both major benchmarks dropping more than 5% as traders reacted to signs of potential de-escalation in the Middle ... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- The Colombo Additional Magistrate H.D.D.J. Premaratne yesterday ordered that the suspect, a young woman accused of engaging in a dance performance while holding a python around ... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- A sharp increase in medicine prices in the local market could be inevitable due to the ongoing Middle East crisis, foreign exchange shortages, fuel price hikes, and the rising c... Read More
Sri Lanka, March 25 -- In Sri Lanka, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that around 14,000 new TB cases occur annually, but only 8,500-9,500 cases are currently diagnosed, leaving about 5,0... Read More