CID Examines 21 Companies in Alleged US$700 Million Import-Payment Scheme
Investigators told court that major businesses may be linked to foreign-currency transfers made for imports that allegedly never reached Sri
US Reduces Tariff on Sri Lankan Exports to 10%
The United States has reduced tariffs on Sri Lankan exports to 10%, marking a significant development in bilateral trade relations
Global Oil Prices Surge After Houthi Attack on Saudi Tankers in Red Sea
Global crude oil prices surged sharply after two Saudi Arabian oil tankers were reportedly attacked by Houthi rebels while transiting
SC Rules Deshabandu Tennakoon and Former OIC Violated Activist Anuruddha Bandara’s Fundamental Rights
The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has ruled that former Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police (SDIG) in charge of
Presidential House & Ministerial Bungalows to be Repurposed for Commercial, Public Use: PM
The government is forging ahead with strategic plans to transform the iconic Presidential House and state-owned ministerial residences into commercial
US Visa Warning: Hidden Crime Records, False Details Can Trigger Lifetime Travel Ban
Sri Lankan nationals applying for US visas face lifetime entry bans if they withhold criminal records or submit false information
Sri Lanka Advances Plan for Two High-Capacity Port Tugboats
The planned additions are intended to strengthen vessel-handling capacity and operational resilience at the country’s main commercial ports. Sri Lanka
Agriculture Sector Warns Crop Theft Is Causing Millions in Losses
Industry representatives are calling for stronger prevention and enforcement measures as theft from farms adds to production risks and rural
Cabinet Approves Rs. 21.6 Billion Plan for 600 Air-Conditioned SLTB Buses
he fleet-renewal programme is intended to add 600 air-conditioned deluxe buses to state-run services, subject to procurement, delivery and operational
Sri Lanka’s Marriage and Birth Registrations Fall Sharply
Official statistics show registered marriages have dropped by about 28% since 2010, while annual live births have fallen by more