Philippines Proceeds with Drills with Australia, Japan, and US in South China Sea Despite China’s Warning
In defiance of China’s ultimatum, the Philippines is set to conduct joint naval drills with Australia, Japan, and the United
Houthi Missile Attack Claims Three Lives on Red Sea Merchant Ship, Including Two Sri Lankans
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reported that a Houthi missile attack on Wednesday resulted in the tragic deaths of three seafarers
Surge in Ship Activity at the Port of Colombo Amidst Red Sea Tensions
The Port of Colombo has witnessed a remarkable surge in activity, with more than 330 ships docking in the past
Chinese Businesses Face Challenges Amidst Red Sea Freight Disruptions
The escalating disruptions to Red Sea freight are placing the survival of Chinese businesses at risk, as shipping costs surge,
Sri Lanka Seeks Global Support to Counter UNHRC Proceedings in March
Sri Lanka is gearing up to employ fresh strategies to navigate the upcoming United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) session
West Asian Ambassadors Express Concern Over Sri Lanka’s Navy Deployment in the Red Sea
In what appears to be a manifestation of dissatisfaction with Sri Lanka’s decision to deploy a Navy ship to participate
“President Wickremesinghe Justifies Sri Lanka’s Participation in US-Led Operations in Red Sea”
During a meeting with ambassadors from West Asian countries, President Ranil Wickremesinghe reportedly defended Sri Lanka’s decision to join US-led
Maersk Halts Red Sea Shipping Amid Escalating Attacks by Houthi Rebels
Danish shipping giant Maersk has declared a temporary suspension of all voyages through the Red Sea due to a series