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The UN Security Council convened an urgent meeting to discuss the escalating conflict as Israeli forces pushed deeper into southern Lebanon, prompting calls for Israel to withdraw. The intensified incursion also led to a rise in global oil prices.
A 'Dansala' event featuring Seeni sambal Pan and coffee has been held in Sri Lanka, offering traditional food and beverages.
A train has derailed while entering the Chilaw Railway Station in Sri Lanka, causing disruptions.
The luxury bus service connecting the airport and Makumbura in Sri Lanka has resumed operations.
A Triple Elimination Programme has been launched in maternity clinics across Sri Lanka.
The Jaffna Bar Association in Sri Lanka has called for an investigation into the transfer of a High Court Judge.
Six people were killed and seven injured when a drunk driver rammed into a crowd queuing for a Vesak dansala in Meegoda, Sri Lanka. The tragic incident occurred after the driver lost control of the vehicle.
Sri Lanka is experiencing a significant increase in cases of dengue and chikungunya following recent heavy rainfall across the country.
Abolishing Executive Presidency not a priority for govt. right now Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
The 'Pandam' (torch) illuminated the WeweYaya Vesak celebrations in Sri Lanka, marking a significant cultural event.
Iran has stated it will not agree to a deal with the United States until its rights are secured, expressing distrust in the US as President Trump reportedly toughens the terms of a proposed framework. Negotiations are stalled as Iran seeks guarantees for its demands and rejects what it perceives as easy concessions.
Sri Lanka's construction sector experienced a contraction in April, as escalating raw material costs continue to pose a significant threat to project timelines and overall industry stability.
Israeli forces have captured the strategic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking their deepest push into the country in 26 years as they expand their ground offensive. The UN Security Council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the escalating situation.
The death toll from a chemical accident at a plant in Longview, Washington, has risen to eleven, with all bodies now recovered. The incident involved a manufacturing accident at the chemical facility.
Sri Lanka's United National Party (UNP) has claimed that vested interests are behind the proposed amendment of the Buddhist Temporalities Ordinance, raising concerns about the motivations behind the legislative changes.
LIOC and Sinopec raise fuel prices following CPC revision Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Eleven confirmed dead in Washington state chemical accident, all bodies recovered Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Malwathu Chapter suspends Ven. Pallegama Hemarathana thera from Chief Sanghanayake post Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Russia's state nuclear company Rosatom claims a Ukrainian drone struck the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe's largest, causing no major damage. This accusation comes as Ukrainian President Zelensky stated Ukraine is conducting long-range strikes in response to Russian attacks.
The United States has warned Iran that it could easily resume war as negotiations for a deal remain elusive, while also sanctioning Iranian buyers of military technology. This comes amidst reports of an Iranian missile strike damaging US drones and injuring Americans at a Kuwait base, and US-Japan agreement to accelerate missile coproduction.
Power cuts have been imposed across Sri Lanka, with the minister stating the measure is necessary to maintain the stability of the national grid.
Rooftop solar power owners in Sri Lanka have been requested to switch off their systems, according to reports from the Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka.
Eight students were arrested in Kenya following a dormitory fire at a girls' school that killed 16 children. Separately, a Kenyan court suspended a US plan to establish an Ebola quarantine facility in the country after protests.
Authorities in Sri Lanka have issued a warning to the public about impending strong winds that are expected to cause very rough sea conditions.
BMW has announced it is beginning tests with humanoid robots for car manufacturing, signaling a potential future where robots assemble vehicles. The company believes these robots could be the future of car making.
The Sri Lankan Rupee has experienced a significant decline in value against the US Dollar.
A climate forum in Sri Lanka has launched an initiative to focus on the protection of elephants and leopards in the country.
A mutual legal assistance agreement between Sri Lanka and the Maldives has been approved by the Justice Committee.
A woman has died after a three-wheeler vehicle crashed into a bus stop in Thambalagamuwa, Sri Lanka.
Authorities in Sri Lanka are planning measures to prevent future flooding on the road leading to Katunayake airport.
The Buddhist city of Panadura in Sri Lanka is preparing to illuminate its streets and temples as part of the upcoming Vesak celebrations.
There is a growing call in Sri Lanka to establish a stronger nexus between climate action and economic development.
The European Union has fined Chinese e-commerce giant Temu €200 million for breaching EU rules by allowing the sale of illegal and unsafe products, including dangerous toys. Temu has expressed disagreement with the accusations.
US and Iranian officials have reportedly agreed on a memorandum of understanding for a 60-day ceasefire extension, but the deal is awaiting final approval from President Donald Trump. The White House confirmed the agreement is under careful review by the President.
'Breakneck' Ebola epidemic in Congo outpaces world’s response Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Pope Leo has declared the Catholic Church's long-standing 'just war' theory outdated in a new Vatican document. This move represents a significant shift in the Church's stance on conflict and a rebuke to global powers.
Sri Lankan opposition leader Sajith Premadasa has urged the government to reduce taxes on sanitary products, aiming to make them more affordable and accessible for women across the country.
A new report indicates that the world is likely to experience more global temperature records in the near future, highlighting ongoing climate change trends.
The Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of Welikada Police has been remanded in connection with an alleged passport bribery scandal.
Weather forecasts indicate that rough seas are anticipated in multiple coastal regions across Sri Lanka, prompting warnings for maritime activities.
The United States launched new attacks on Iranian targets near Hormuz, which Iran retaliated by striking an American military base. This exchange of attacks occurred after the US rejected reports of a Hormuz agreement and imposed additional sanctions on Iran.
Guidelines for Vesak dansal, traditional alms-giving events during the Vesak festival, have been made available on Sri Lanka's Epidemiology website.
Seven Sri Lankan youths who were deported from the UAE have arrived at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), prompting the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to launch a probe.
More than 5000 children in the Anuradhapura district of Sri Lanka are reported to be unprotected, highlighting a significant welfare concern.
The President of Sri Lanka has announced plans to take a tough stance on indisciplined monks, signaling a potential crackdown on misconduct within the monastic community.
The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka has called for unity among citizens to foster a peaceful nation.
The Irrigation Department in Sri Lanka has reported that major rivers across the country are currently maintaining normal water levels.
Tamil workers in Southern Sri Lankan estates, known as Malaiyaha Tamils, have detailed severe working conditions and enforced curfews, highlighting their plight.
ADRA Ceylon is working to redefine the narrative surrounding Sri Lanka's tea exports, potentially introducing new strategies or branding.
Six Chinese individuals have been sentenced to life in prison for the high-profile murder of a Korean student in Kampot, Cambodia.
All liquor shops across Sri Lanka will remain closed in observance of Vesak, a significant Buddhist festival.
Opposition Members of Parliament in Sri Lanka have called for the establishment of a select committee to investigate the recent fluctuation of the national currency, the rupee.
A 20-day-old infant was allegedly sold for 100,000 Sri Lankan Rupees, leading to the arrest of the mother and another woman involved in the incident.
Health experts are calling for increased vigilance following reports of a suspected Ebola case in India, raising concerns about potential spread.
The Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of Welikada Police in Sri Lanka has been arrested on charges of extorting money from Chinese nationals, highlighting concerns about police corruption.
According to 'Free Lawyers', Sri Lanka's Central Bank has printed more than Rs. 600 billion this year, raising concerns about monetary policy.
An analysis suggests that a 'Digital Nomad Visa' could generate more demand for the Sri Lankan Rupee than traditional export goods, highlighting a potential economic strategy.
Canada clamping down on travel, immigration from central Africa amid Ebola outbreak Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is facing a complex dilemma regarding vehicle imports, balancing mobility needs with fiscal realities and seeking compromises to address economic challenges.
An article reflects on how Sirima Bandaranaike's leadership contributed to strengthening the Sri Lankan state, enabling it to withstand various shocks.
An article advocates for children to spend more time offline, emphasizing the benefits of reducing digital engagement for their development and well-being.
Several foreigners have been arrested in Sri Lanka in connection with cyber crimes, according to local reports.
CIPM Sri Lanka has successfully conducted its 9th Certified HRD Auditor Programme, focusing on human resource development auditing.
Sri Lankan Police have issued a warning to traffic officers regarding their failure to facilitate fine payments through the GovPay digital system.
A young individual has been apprehended at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Sri Lanka with a significant quantity of Kush, estimated to be worth over Rs. 80 million. The arrest is part of ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking.
An article reflecting on the 'Best of Hajj 2026' suggests preparations and highlights for the upcoming pilgrimage.
Nalinda has affirmed that there is no shortage of funds available to conduct the Provincial Council elections in Sri Lanka.
Estonian-founded fintech company Wise is under investigation by Belgian prosecutors over concerns regarding its money laundering controls, causing its shares to fall. This probe follows a broader European focus on financial crime prevention.
Reports indicate that an individual known as 'Dubai Sudda' has been arrested.
The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has decided to revive the Treasury Bond charges against Perpetual Treasuries and other implicated parties.
A pre-trial conference has concluded in the case against Gnanasara Thera regarding alleged defamatory remarks made against Islam.
The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has rejected Wela Suda's appeal, thereby upholding his death sentence.
Sri Lanka's minister announced that the fuel QR system will be strictly enforced as a measure to curb the outflow of foreign exchange from the country.
A Sri Lankan Tamil refugee teenager was killed in Chennai after angry men rammed their car into his two-wheeler following a scuffle at a bar.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Sri Lanka to broaden its tax base rather than relying heavily on motor vehicle import duties. Concurrently, a cardinal has called for a rethinking of the country's open economic policies and the IMF program.
MP Mano Ganesan has requested the Committee on Public Finance (COPF) to investigate the alleged unauthorized use of funds allocated for Provincial Council elections in Sri Lanka.
Articles from Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror highlight the distinctive features of the Scalloped Hammerhead shark, known for its unique head shape, and discuss issues related to its conservation and identification, including challenges with labeling.
The EU Ambassador emphasized that urgent reforms are vital for Sri Lanka to secure the new GSP Plus scheme, highlighting the need for significant changes.
The Free Trade Zone Manufacturers' Association (FTZMA) held a meeting with the Chairman and Director General of Sri Lanka's Board of Investment (BOI). The details of the discussion were not immediately specified.
An international trial presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology congress revealed that a new drug, daraxonrasib, significantly increases survival rates for patients with metastatic pancreatic tumors, with France also rolling out a prevention program.
Sri Lanka is enhancing its cancer detection capabilities by acquiring five advanced mammography units.
The Lanka Private Bus Owners' Association (LPBOA) has requested a bus fare increase in Sri Lanka, citing recent rises in fuel prices as the primary reason.
E-passport tender cancelled with immediate effect Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Who Is the Greatest Cricketer of the 21st Century? ESPNcricinfo’s Expert Jury Has Decided Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Rooftop solar owners asked to disconnect systems to maintain grid balance Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
A new study suggests that a DNA test could safely allow millions of breast cancer patients to avoid chemotherapy. This revolutionary genetic test offers a chance for many to bypass the harsh treatment.
A new acting Atamasthanadhipathi has been appointed in Sri Lanka, filling a significant religious leadership position.
Sri Lankan politician Namal has accused the government of protecting businesses with connections while the general public suffers.
The President of Sri Lanka issued a Vesak message, urging the public to embrace compassion and reconciliation in observance of the Buddhist festival.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli forces have crossed the Litani River in Lebanon, expanding their ground offensive. This advancement has led to casualties and further intensified military operations in the region.
Sri Lanka has called for the Indian Ocean to be maintained as a zone of peace.
Schools across various districts in Sri Lanka have been alerted due to the spread of Meningitis, prompting public health concerns.
Danu Innasithamby was recognized and honored at the Lanka Chairman’s Awards 2026 ceremony.
Rural women in Sri Lanka are facing significant challenges due to the soaring prices of sanitary products, attributed to increased taxes and the ongoing economic crisis.
Strong winds and rain are impacting several regions, causing disruptions such as fallen trees damaging cars in Lithuania and traffic restrictions on Croatia's Adriatic Highway. Delhi is also experiencing respite from heat with rain and strong winds, prompting an Orange alert from the IMD.
A Sri Lankan court is scheduled to decide on June 2 whether Kapila’s legal team will be called to testify in a case.
Humanoid robots participated in a fashion show in Seoul, demonstrating that even artificial intelligence can engage in the world of clothing and modeling.
England is reportedly transitioning from a two-party political system to one with five prominent parties.
An article from Sri Lanka discusses former President Trump's perceived role or influence, described as 'the devil,' in the context of an Iran peace deal.
Reports indicate that the United States and Iran have reached a framework agreement for a 60-day ceasefire, potentially involving the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, but the deal is awaiting final approval from President Trump. While some sources confirm a memorandum of understanding, Tehran has denied the reports, and traders remain skeptical about a broader nuclear deal this year.
Sri Lanka's government has issued a gazette notification officially declaring certain sectors as essential services. This move typically aims to ensure the uninterrupted functioning of critical operations, especially during times of crisis or industrial action.
Iran announced it targeted an American base in response to recent U.S. strikes. This action follows a series of escalating tensions between the two nations.
Police in Sri Lanka have issued a warning that force may be used against individuals who attempt to evade checkpoints, emphasizing stricter enforcement measures.
A 70-foot statue of Lionel Messi in India is set to be removed due to safety concerns. Authorities deemed the statue unsafe and will relocate it.
An audit report in Sri Lanka has revealed that Rs. 2.8 billion was spent on elephant fences, highlighting the ongoing conflict between humans and elephants.
Actor Vijay has met with Prime Minister Modi to express concerns regarding the arrest of Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy.
Sri Lankan police and CERT have issued warnings to the public regarding a widespread scam involving fake traffic fines. Citizens are advised to be vigilant against these fraudulent schemes.
More than 460 Vesak Dansals, traditional alms-giving stalls, have been registered within the Colombo Municipal area, indicating widespread participation in the religious festival.
Sajith has issued a call for peace, trust, and faith among all citizens of Sri Lanka, advocating for national unity and harmony.
Fourteen foreign nationals were arrested at Bandaranaike International Airport in Sri Lanka on suspicion of cigarette smuggling.
A seven-year-old boy was discovered alone at the Hatton bus stand in Sri Lanka, reportedly trying to reach his parents in Colombo.
Rehabilitation work has commenced on the Uma Ela irrigation project in Sri Lanka, aiming to improve water management and agricultural productivity.
The President of Sri Lanka issued a message for Eid al-Adha, emphasizing the importance of unity and compassion.
Heavy showers are anticipated across Sri Lanka today, according to weather forecasts.
A hospital chain in the United States is currently testing the Sinque Numberless Patient Monitoring Solution, a new technology aimed at improving patient care.
Israel has confirmed the killing of the head of Hamas's military wing, Mohammed Odeh, in a strike in Gaza, leading to mourning among Palestinians and an escalation of Israeli attacks. Hamas has also confirmed the death of its military commander.
Parents of students at Thurstan College in Sri Lanka have voiced concerns regarding various collections being made by the school.
A review meeting revealed that 42 out of 64 laboratories under Sri Lanka's Ministry of Urban Development and Housing (MUSSD) are not functioning properly.
Byju Raveendran, founder of the Indian edtech giant Byju's, has been sentenced to six months in jail by a Singapore court for contempt of court. Raveendran has stated that there was no wrongdoing on his part and described the narrative as false and one-sided.
A simple 'Digital Nomad Visa' could potentially generate more demand for the Sri Lankan rupee than a large volume of export goods.
A new report has exposed serious labor abuses endured by Malaiyaha Tamil workers employed in private tea estates in Sri Lanka.
Vijitha Herath was honored with a traditional Māori welcome, known as a pōwhiri, during a visit to New Zealand.
Sri Lankan authorities have announced that no legal action will be taken against vehicles registered after March last year that are still using paper-printed number plates.
A 20-day-old infant was allegedly sold for Rs. 100,000 in Sri Lanka, leading to the arrest of the mother and another woman involved in the suspected child trafficking incident.
An exceptionally early heatwave in May has led to record-breaking temperatures across Europe, with several countries, including the UK and France, experiencing their hottest May days ever. The unusual heat has caused widespread discomfort and concern, with temperatures soaring above 30°C in many areas.
Former minister G.L. Peiris stated that while Sri Lanka historically mediated conflicts like the 1962 Indo-China war, the current government has weakened the country's international mediation posture.
An article delves into the historical significance of the Chola Copper Plates of Leiden, examining their intricate connections and insights into Buddhism.
A daily cartoon published on May 27, 2026, offers a satirical or humorous take on current events or societal observations.
John Keells Holdings (JKH) has reported its strongest quarterly operational performance, attributed to significant big-ticket investments made by the conglomerate.
North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile, according to the South Korean military. This launch marks another instance of missile activity from Pyongyang.
Western Europe is experiencing an unprecedented spring heatwave, with record temperatures in hundreds of French cities and 'tropical nights' in Spain. The heatwave has been linked to at least seven deaths in France and is threatening more climate records.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warned that countries in the region would no longer serve as shields for US military bases, implying that American forces would not have safe havens in the Middle East. This statement comes amid ongoing tensions and discussions regarding regional security and a potential deal involving asset release.
Sri Lanka's Cabinet has given its approval for the 'Surakimu Lanka' National Energy Security Mission, aimed at bolstering the nation's energy independence and stability.
The Polonnaruwa Kidney Hospital in Sri Lanka is reportedly ready to perform more pediatric kidney transplants. This expansion aims to address the growing need for such specialized medical procedures.
Malaysia has implemented a ban preventing children under the age of 16 from creating social media accounts on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. This measure aims to address concerns about teen safety and well-being online.
A businessman has filed a bribery complaint regarding an alleged Rs. 3.2 million fraud within the Ports Authority in Sri Lanka.
The National Commission on Women in Sri Lanka has announced the appointment of a new chairperson.
An explosion at a Hanwha Aerospace plant in South Korea has resulted in five deaths and two injuries. The defense minister has pledged assistance in the investigation, and political parties have scaled back campaigning in response to the tragedy.
Sri Lanka's Health Ministry has announced that the country is ready to respond to a potential Ebola threat, outlining preparedness measures.
Sri Lanka has reported a significant 6% increase in exports, reaching a record high of USD 1.38 billion.
Iran and US report new wave of air strikes in Gulf Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in Eravur, Sri Lanka, in connection with the death of his younger sister. The incident is currently under investigation.
Final respects are being paid to Commander H.U. Silva, the former Secretary General of the National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka (NOCSL).
Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror newspaper featured its regular 'Cartoon of the Day' on January 6, 2026, as part of its daily publication.
Sri Lanka's current account has been pushed into a deficit due to external pressures, with the ongoing Middle East conflict identified as a contributing factor impacting the nation's economy.
eMarketingEye has introduced Sri Lanka's inaugural AI visibility study specifically designed for hotels. This initiative aims to leverage artificial intelligence to enhance the online presence and visibility of hospitality businesses in the country.
Three suspects have been arrested in Sri Lanka following the shocking robbery of a PickMe driver.
The renovated Institute of Neurology at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka (NHSL) is scheduled to open on June 1.
The Vesak Perahera procession illuminated Minuwangoda, Sri Lanka, as part of the celebrations for Vesak Day.
Social media ban ’won’t keep children safe’, commissioner warns Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Ransini Perera strikes gold in 200m at Asian U20 Athletics Championships Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
A senior Buddhist monk in Sri Lanka has been suspended over alleged child sex abuse, sparking outrage and drawing attention to child abuse issues. This incident highlights broader concerns about child protection and accountability.
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, national teams are announcing their squads and captains, with various players from top clubs being called up for international duty. Broadcasters are also securing rights to air the matches, and host cities are preparing for the global event.
An individual dubbed a 'poison seller' has admitted to aiding suicides by selling toxic chemicals online to people across the world.
Discussions are underway regarding religious cooperation between Vietnam and Sri Lanka, specifically in preparation for Vesak in 2026.
The Sri Lanka Army has announced the appointment of a new Chief of Staff.
A new network of model cities is being planned under the ‘Clean Sri Lanka’ initiative, aiming to develop urban areas with improved cleanliness and infrastructure.
Optimism surrounding corporate earnings has led to a gain of over 111 points in the ASPI, boosting the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE).
The trial related to Namal Rajapaksa's Krrish case is scheduled to begin on July 7, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Special train services will be operated in Sri Lanka to accommodate pilgrims traveling for Vesak. This initiative aims to facilitate easier access for those participating in the religious observances.
Sri Lanka has further extended its state of public emergency.
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) in Sri Lanka has published its estimated import pricing for petroleum products for April 2026.
A minor flood risk has been forecast for the Kuda Ganga and Maguru Ganga areas in Sri Lanka within the next 48 hours.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the IDF to increase its control over 70% of the Gaza Strip. This directive comes amidst ongoing conflict and discussions about the future of the region.
Dialog has been announced as the official digital partner for the National Vesak Zone 2026, supporting the nationwide Buddhist festival celebrations in Sri Lanka.
An article from Sri Lanka emphasizes the critical need to protect children, advocating for measures to ensure their safety and well-being.
Israel conducted strikes near Beirut and in southern Lebanon, including the city of Tyre, expanding its offensive in the region. These actions followed large-scale evacuation orders and a vow to intensify ground operations against Hezbollah.
Sri Lankan politician Dayasiri has criticized the government, stating that it lacks votes rather than funds, in response to ongoing delays in holding elections.
Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has ruled that banks are permitted to take action against guarantors without first suing the principal debtor, as reported by the Daily Mirror.
Officials have issued a stark warning that climate change is no longer a distant threat but an immediate and pressing reality. They emphasize the urgent need for action to mitigate its impacts and adapt to changing environmental conditions.
A train on the Habarana–Palugaswewa line in Sri Lanka successfully avoided a collision with an elephant.
Sri Lankan police spokespersons announced plans to bring back 89 suspects who are subject to red notices and are currently hiding abroad.
D.V. Chanaka has stated that the Sri Lankan government currently lacks the ability to hold elections.
Prison institutions across Sri Lanka are observing Vesak, a Buddhist festival, with islandwide religious and cultural programs. The initiatives aim to foster spiritual well-being among inmates.
Thai police successfully apprehended a drug dealer by employing an unusual tactic: dressing in drag as a disguise. This unconventional method allowed them to infiltrate and make the arrest.
The results of the 52nd annual American Music Awards have been announced, celebrating achievements in the music industry.
Oil prices climbed and stock markets fell following news of US strikes on Iranian drones and a military site. The escalation of tensions between the US and Iran has impacted global financial markets.
The 'Aliya Wetunu Wewa' forest in Sri Lanka is set to be declared a reserve under the Wanaspathi Programme, aiming to enhance its protection and conservation.
A new species of Spiny mouse has been discovered in Sri Lanka's Dumbara mountain range, adding to the country's biodiversity.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a US$695 million disbursement to Sri Lanka after successfully completing its fifth and sixth reviews of the country's economic program.
Uganda has closed its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo due to a surge in cases of a rare Ebola strain. The World Health Organization has warned that conflict in eastern DR Congo is hindering efforts to combat the outbreak.
The Lanka Lions Foundation is actively continuing its efforts to uplift and empower entrepreneurs across Sri Lanka.
NASA has revealed its roadmap for establishing a permanent human base on the Moon by 2032, as part of the Artemis program. The plans include developing lunar rovers, cargo landers, and infrastructure for sustained human presence at the Moon's South Pole.
Former Sri Lankan President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga (CBK) has urged for an immediate and comprehensive reform drive within the Buddha Sasana.
The public in Sri Lanka has been warned about the spread of AI-generated fake news that uses the Prime Minister's name. Authorities are urging caution regarding misinformation circulating online.
The Health Bureau in Sri Lanka has reported 200 cases of meningitis across the country, prompting public health concerns.
A major film union in India has called for a boycott of superstar Ranveer Singh. The reasons for the boycott were not immediately detailed but represent a significant move within the industry.
The UN Security Council has condemned a drone attack on a nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates, stating that such an act violates international law. The council did not assign blame for the attack.
A teacher in Sri Lanka tragically drowned in an attempt to save a student, highlighting a heroic act.
The Defence Secretary of Sri Lanka held a meeting with the Russian Deputy Defence Minister, discussing bilateral defense cooperation and other matters of mutual interest between the two nations.
Sri Lanka's authorities have announced that the country will maintain a steady fuel supply until November, aiming to alleviate public concerns.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has enacted a sharp interest rate hike, signaling a shift towards a macro-stability defense mode.
Iran has condemned new US strikes as a 'gross violation' of the ceasefire, accusing the US of bad faith during ongoing negotiations. Iran is also seeking the unblocking of $24 billion in frozen assets as part of a potential deal.
Disturbing allegations concerning the disgrace of Buddhism are presented as symptoms of a broader societal decay, prompting reflection on underlying issues.
Iran has started to restore internet access partially after a nearly three-month-long nationwide blackout. The move comes with reports of continued strict controls on connectivity.
David Pieris Automobiles has partnered with Nations Trust Bank (NTB) to enhance vehicle financing solutions for its BAIC and GWM vehicle ranges in Sri Lanka.
Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric car, the four-door Luce, which has generated significant online controversy and led to a drop in the company's stock price. The luxury automaker's entry into the EV market has sparked debate among investors and social media users.
Kananathan has praised Kenya's bold initiative to introduce duty-free electric vehicles, a move aimed at promoting sustainable transportation and reducing emissions.
Sri Lankan authorities have issued a warning to fishermen about impending strong winds and rough sea conditions, advising caution.
Issues faced by Upcountry Hindu Priests in Sri Lanka are slated to be addressed through a series of regular discussions and talks.