COLOMBO: Sri Lanka said on Tuesday it had pulled out of an agreement with Japan and India to develop a deep-sea container terminal viewed as an …
Fairfirst offers travel insurance with a COVID cover for the first time in Sri Lanka
Fairfirst Insurance offers a redefined travel insurance in the new normal by covering expenses arising from COVID-19. Allowing travelers to continue on their globe trot, Fairfirst Travel Insurance …
Fairfirst offers travel insurance with a COVID cover for the first time in Sri Lanka
Fairfirst Insurance offers a redefined travel insurance in the new normal by covering expenses arising from COVID-19. Allowing travelers to continue on their globe trot, Fairfirst Travel Insurance …
Explained: Why Sri Lanka has pushed India out of Colombo terminal project and what’s being offered as compensation
After the Sri Lankan decision reneging on the 2019 agreement, the country’s cabinet has now approved a proposal to develop the west terminal of the Colombo port as a Public Private Partnership with …
“Abide By Commitment,” Says India As Sri Lanka Pulls Out Of Port Deal
India said on Tuesday it expected Sri Lanka to honour its agreement to allow it to operate a major port terminal following Colombo’s decision to pull out of the deal.
India tells Sri Lanka to honour pact after Colombo takes back port contract
India said on Tuesday it expected Sri Lanka to honour its agreement to allow it to operate a major port terminal following Colombo’s decision to pull out of the deal.
What’s your “Sri Lanka” you wish for?
Completing 73 years of “Independence” on 04 February, Sri Lanka is left with “songs of praise” sung without meaning. It has accumulated a massive debt of 2.3 trillion dollars no government would be …
Sri Lanka’s Deteriorating Human Rights Situation Raises Multiple Alarms
A decade has passed since the end of Sri Lanka’s civil war between the government and the LTTE, where at least 100,000 people were killed in the over three-decade long conflict. Families of victims of …
Sri Lankan shares slip for second day, rupee falls
The Sri Lankan rupee fell on Friday, while a slide in financial stocks drove equities lower for a second straight session.
Spotlight on Sri Lanka as UN Human Rights Council Prepares Next Session
Concerns over impunity and a troubling decline in human rights will be prominent, with a long-awaited report by the UN high commissioner for human rights.