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US$ 80 Million Left Sri Lanka. Where Did It Go?
Police allege nearly Rs 24 billion was sent overseas disguised as payments for imports. The trail reportedly runs through thousands of transactions, dozens of companies…
Politics
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The MiGs Are Flying Again
Twenty years after Sri Lanka bought and refurbished MiG-27 fighter aircraft from Ukraine, former President and then Defence Secretary Gotabaya…
When the Prosecution’s Own Witness Becomes the Problem
A prosecution witness in the money-laundering trial of Yoshitha Rajapaksa has been accused by the Attorney General’s Department of giving…
Sajith’s New Argument: Bad Courts Can Be Bad for Business
Opposition Leader takes the judicial-independence battle onto economic territory, warning that doubts about Sri Lanka’s courts could discourage the foreign…
Geneva: Some Praise, but the Questions Have Not Gone Away
The UN Human Rights Office acknowledges progress in several Sri Lankan investigations and reforms but warns that deeper change risks…
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From 0.1% to 1%, From 1% to 10%, and $1.57 Million Disappears
Evidence before the Presidential Commission says critical coal specifications were altered between tender and contract - leaving Sri Lanka with US$1.575 million in excess payments…
Business
It Drives. It Floats. And It’s Made in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka has exported its first locally manufactured high-tech amphibious craft to Europe, built at Koggala by Ocean Voyager International. It is only one vessel,…
Economy
The State Is Collecting Billions More. When Does the Public Get a Dividend?
Tax revenue jumped nearly 26 per cent in the first half of 2026 while Customs continues beating its targets. Fiscal repair appears to be working…
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