How a massive data breach has exposed Australia
Last week, Australian telecommunications giant Optus revealed about 10 million customers – about 40% of the population – had personal data stolen in what it
Indian court dismisses bail pleas of Sri Lankan fishers
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed the bail pleas of six Sri Lankan fishermen arrested by the Indian Coast Guard on the charge of
UK supports SL to tackle the impacts of climate change
The United Kingdom is fully committed to supporting all countries including Sri Lanka to tackle the impacts of climate change, a senior UK government minister
Ragging and other offences at Universities Black list of Uni students found guilty to be prepared by Edu Ministry
State Minister of Higher Education Dr. Suren Raghavan said steps would be taken to prepare a black list of university students found guilty of
India provides US$3.8 Bn worth credit to Sri Lanka
India’s Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar representing his country at the opening of the 77th General Assembly made it a point to highlight that
Sri Lanka: Revoke Sweeping New Order to Restrict Protest
The Sri Lankan government should reverse a new regulation that unlawfully restricts protests in large areas of the capital, Colombo, Human Rights Watch said today. On September
Hurricane Ian: Cuba suffers complete blackout after storm
Cuba is completely without power after Hurricane Ian pummelled the western end of the island, its government has announced. The electrical system is experiencing total
SRI LANKA STRUGGLES – GOVT JUGGLES where is the goodness yearned for? #NewslineSL with Faraz Shauketaly & Prof. Charitha Herath
SRI LANKA STRUGGLES – GOVT JUGGLES where is the goodness yearned for? Prof Charitha Herath – COPE and more with Faraz on NewsLine Live TV1
The Story so Far: What Happened to Mahsa Amini at the Detention Center
Anguish and outrage are rippling across Iran at news of the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who was hospitalized in a coma two