Weekly Economic Review Sri Lanka has made substantial progress in its effort to recover from the economic turmoil triggered by its sovereign debt default in May 2022.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Sri Lanka explored avenues to expand employment opportunities for Sri Lankans in the UAE.
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The Canadian Government has expressed its strong commitment to supporting Sri Lanka’s initiatives to combat corruption and fraud, the President’s Media Division (PMD) reported.
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“The government will not allow the trust the people have placed in us to be undermined in any way,” stated President Anura Kumara Dissanayake during a meeting with the heads of state media today (13).
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The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) reassured the public that they have adequate fuel despite a ship carrying fuel meant for the country being turned away by the company that placed the order for the same.
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The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to investing in youth and strengthening its partnership with Sri Lanka. On Thursday,
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The Power and Energy Ministry yesterday confirmed that electricity tariffs will remain unchanged for the first half of 2025, citing financial management measures taken to offset expected shortfalls.
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Russian Ambassador Levan S. Dzhagaryan alleged yesterday that Latvia, a European Union country, blocked a shipment of free fertiliser to Sri Lanka for over two years.
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Clarfying the removal of the title “Dr” for Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara from the Parliament website,
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By A. M. Navaratne Bandara – “Man cannot fight or live outside of society. This is his immutable characteristic, one which Aristotle noted and explained, calling it ‘political being.’” Djilas, M. The New Class, p. 157
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