China can build AI, but it can’t install trust
China’s insistence on information control is a handicap in its artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions. While China dominates technologies like electric
Police Issue Safety Advisory for Taxi Passengers
Sri Lanka Police have urged passengers using taxi services to follow safety precautions, including verifying vehicle and driver details and
Sri Lankans Will Soon Be Able to Import Vehicles of Their Choice – Minister
Foreign Affairs Minister Vijitha Herath says Sri Lankans will soon be able to own and use vehicles of their choice
Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill Presented in Parliament
The Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill was presented in Parliament today. The Bill, which seeks to amend the Anti-Corruption Act No. 9
Three Petitions Filed Against 22nd Amendment Bill, Speaker Informed
Speaker of Parliament Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne informed Parliament today (19) that copies of three petitions filed before the Supreme Court
Trump Delays 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods for Three Days
US President Donald Trump has announced a three-day delay in imposing a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian
Cabinet Approves Drafting of Bill to Establish Education Council
The Cabinet has approved the preparation of a Bill to establish a new institutional mechanism, the “Education Council”, aimed at
Award-Winning Lyricist Rambukan Siddhartha Thero Passes Away
Award-winning lyricist and writer Venerable Rambukan Siddhartha Thero has passed away at the age of 76. He passed away while
Dengue Cases in Sri Lanka Rise to 92,854
The number of dengue-related deaths reported in Sri Lanka so far this year has increased to 69, while the total
Amber Advisory Issued for Strong Winds and Rough Seas
The Department of Meteorology has issued an Amber advisory for strong winds and rough seas in sea areas extending from