Japan is prepared to "do its part" over Sri Lanka's debt issue, but other creditors, such as China and India, should also be involved in efforts to resolve it, Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said Thursday.
UN special rapporteur for freedom of association Clément Nyaletsossi Voule says that they are very concerned by the declaration of high security zones (HSZs) in Colombo as areas prohibiting public gatherings.
MP Namal Rajapaksa had a visit by a group comprising sports association officials, former players and coaches this morning (29), sports circle sources say.
Leader of the SJB-affiliate Tamil Progressive Alliance Mano Ganeshan says his party has no intention of being a partner to a national government.
The high courts in Vavuniya and Jaffna have refused to accept confessions purportedly made by three Tamils being held under the PTA after they denied having made any statements to the police.
The National Council decided at its inaugural meeting today (29) to appoint two subcommittees to deal with two key matters it is tasked with.
Controversial Indian politician and Rajapaksa family’s close friend Subramanian Swamy met with ex-president Gotabaya Rajapaksa along with three of his aides yesterday (28).
France will soon deport 46 Sri Lankans presently being detained for attempting to enter French territories illegally, said French ambassador in Colombo Eric Lavertu.
More than 200 estate workers in Thalawakele have been forced to live in a community hall without any facilities for three years after their houses were gutted in a fire caused by an electricity leakage.
The High Court of the South Indian state of Kerala has denied bail to six Sri Lankans who were arrested by the Indian Coast Guard on suspicion of drug trafficking. The bail application was filed before the High Court after the trial court refused it twice.
