Lebanon and Israel agree to hold more talks after first direct negotiations in over three decades
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to meet again, officials said, after a first round of talks were held Tuesday in ...
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Sarvajana Balaya leader extends Sinhala and Tamil New Year wishes, urges safeguarding priceless culture
The leader of the ‘Sarvajana Balaya’ and Member of Parliament entrepreneur Dilith Jayaweera highlights the Sinhala and Tamil New Year ...
World Bank chief sounds alarm about looming jobs crisis even after war ends
The Middle East war will dominate global finance officials’ talks this week in Washington, but World Bank President Ajay Banga ...
Trump says China would face a 50% tariff if it transfers weapons to Iran
US President Donald Trump warned that China would face a 50% tariff if it transfers weapons to Iran, but said ...
55,000 passengers travel via Makumbura Transport Hub during festive period
Approximately 55,000 passengers have travelled from the Makumbura Multimodal Centre (MMC) to their hometowns since April 8, authorities say. The ...
Pakistan sends fighter jets to Saudi Arabia under mutual defence pact
Pakistan has sent fighter jets and other military forces to Saudi Arabia to boost security under a defence pact between ...
No impact on NDB customer accounts or deposits – CBSL assures
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has informed the public that it has been closely monitoring developments relating to ...
Nuwan Thushara apologizes to SLC, expresses willingness to withdraw petition
Sri Lanka cricketer Nuwan Thushara has apologised to Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) regarding his decision to take legal action over ...
Islamabad under security lockdown for US-Iran talks; two-day public holiday declared
Pakistan’s capital has been placed under tight security lockdown as it prepares to host the first round of direct negotiations ...
Holy sites in Jerusalem reopens
Israeli police announced that holy sites in Jerusalem will reopen to visitors and worshippers on Thursday morning. ‘‘Hundreds of police ...
