A history of discrimination. Sri Lanka's colonial-era laws echo those once seen across Asia. Many countries have repealed these laws — notably India in 2018 and Singapore in 2022 — but Sri ...

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Sri Lanka reached 83 without loss at lunch on Day 2 of the second cricket test after dismissing Bangladesh for 247 early in the morning session. Pathum Nissanka (42) and Lahiru Udara (40) combined ...

A total of 10,899 Israeli tourists arrived in Sri Lanka between January and June 18 this year, while 5,782 tourists from Iran visited during the first five months of the year.

The National Joint Committee (NJC) has expressed serious concerns over recently concluded agreements between Sri Lanka and India. The NJC has emphasised the pivotal importance of transparency in the ...

The Sri Lanka Broadcasters’ Symposium 2025, jointly organized by the Broadcasters Association and the Ministry of Health and Mass Media, is set to take place in Colombo tomorrow (25), according to ...

COLOMBO — Sri Lanka’s largest protected area, the Wilpattu National Park, recognized as one of the best places in the country to observe leopards in the wild, has long been a favorite among wildlife ...

COLOMBO: The United Nations human rights chief urged Sri Lanka on Tuesday (June 24) to ensure accountability for crimes committed during its protracted ethnic war.

Sri Lanka 458 (Nissanka 158, Chandimal 93, Kusal 84, Taijul 5-131) beat Bangladesh 247 (Shadman 46, Dinusha 3-22, Asitha 3-51) and 133 (Mushfiqur 26, Jayasuriya 5-56) by an innings and 78 runs.

The summit also aims to transform Sri Lanka into a technologically rich country integrated with the digital system, he added while addressing the media yesterday in Colombo. The Sri Lanka FinTech ...

This Sri Lankan hilltop town is home to mesmerizing cultural landmarks and stunning vistas - it's also one of the friendliest ...

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's anti-narcotics drive has resulted in the seizure of more than three tonnnes of illegal drugs with a street value of US$76 million this year, officials said Monday (June 23).