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by The Association of Sri Lanka Academics in Japan (SLAcJ) Sri Lanka is now facing an unprecedented crisis, with island-wide protests going on continuously for several days now. On 12th April, the Central Bank decided…
Defense Ministry – Statement Ministry of Defence responds to the Facebook note of Field Marshal Sarath Fonseka addressing the Secretary of Defence and Chief of Defence Staff and Commander of the Army. Secretary of Defence…
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa began his work after Sinhala-Tamil new year hosting several meeting with finance officials today. The President’s Media Division (PMD) said that the President met Finance Minister Ali Sabry and Central Bank Governor…
By Steve A. Morrell Brokers’ reports indicate record prices at high and low grown elevations for Sri Lankan tea. However, tea smallholders and tea factory owners reported decreasing crop cultivation, and worse, tea factory owners…
A poor man in India has volunteered to offer the INR 20,000 that he had obtained by begging as an aid to Sri Lankans suffering due to the current economic crisis. The man has been…
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Sri Lanka is experiencing an incredibly tumultuous period as island-wide protests continue amid an economic crisis. Economic blunders have been compounded by the pandemic, resulting in soaring inflation…
by Uditha Devapriya At more than 10 hours, the power cuts are draining Sri Lanka’s potential by the day. What’s particularly terrifying about them is that the government is imposing them in the early hours.…
Sri Lanka’s rupee has plunged to a record low to become the world’s worst-performing currency, as President Gotabaya Rajapaksa struggles to contain a worsening economic and political crisis, The Financial Times reported. “The Sri Lankan…
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa will not resign under any reason and the government will face the present national crisis, Chief Government Whip Johnston Fernando informed Parliament a short while ago. Johnston said the President was elected…
The United Nations Human Rights Office is closely following developments in Sri Lanka, spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Liz Throssell said. Issuing a statement, Liz Throssell said in the past few…
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