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47 Ships, an American Warning — and Sri Lanka in the Middle
Washington alerts Colombo over Iranian vessels as Sri Lanka monitors 47 ships beyond its territorial waters - while the battle over Hormuz pushes dangerously closer…
Politics
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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…
The Anti-Corruption Law Is Now on Trial Too
Supreme Court concludes hearing 15 challenges to Government amendments as petitioners warn proposed changes could weaken safeguards, judicial oversight and…
22A: The Arguments Are Over – Now Comes the Answer
Five judges have heard 67 challenges. The Supreme Court’s determination now goes to Parliament - as international legal attention turns…
Johnston Arrested and Bailed Hours Later
Court finds insufficient grounds to keep former Minister in custody over alleged Rs 7.97 million procurement loss Former Minister Johnston…
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THE AIRBUS SFO CASE
HOW A GLOBAL AVIATION GIANT BECAME ENTANGLED IN ONE OF THE WORLD’S BIGGEST CORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONS Be that as it may, the Airbus corruption investigation pursued…
Business
LankaBIZ Launches Sri Lanka Unit Trust Funds Explorer: A Comprehensive Digital Guide to Unit Trust Investing
LankaBIZ, Sri Lanka’s business intelligence platform, has introduced its new Sri Lanka Unit Trust Funds Explorer, a dedicated digital research tool designed to make it easier…
Economy
Rs 250 Million Later, Who Pays for Sewanagala?
Labour dispute brings production trouble at State-owned sugar producer as losses mount A labour dispute at the State-owned Sewanagala Sugar Factory has reportedly cost Lanka…
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