Sri Lanka began a wildlife census on Saturday to count monkeys, peacocks and giant squirrels, aiming to manage their populations as farmers complain of agricultural losses.

The longstanding issue of Indian fishing vessels encroaching into Sri Lankan waters and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Sri Lanka are two interconnected developments that highlight ...

By Shanika Sriyananda A Sri Lankan born world famous conservation scientist and the Conservation International’s Chief ...

If the Australian and the international market for Tea reacts to the negative picture painted by ABC regards the Tea industry, Sri Lanka will lose a good chunk of the foreign exchange earnings ...

Sri Lanka’s newly appointed minister of agriculture K. D. Lalkantha told the Parliament that farmers should have the right to ...

Colombo’s selection of partners for weapons and training will be a significant strategic decision for the NPP government, ...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) conducted a valuable workshop on the way forward for Sri Lanka towards an enhanced renewable ...

After leaving school, Jeewanthi Adikari was determined to pursue her studies in accounting. But her life took a different ...

Rajan Philips “You may not be interested in the world order-but it is interested in you,” opines The Economist in its latest ...

During the Lieutenant Governor’s administration, ex-cricketer Muttiah Muralitharan’s Ceylon Beverages was allotted 206 kanals ...

The IMF has agreed to release the fourth tranche of USD 334 million from its USD 2.9 billion bailout package to Sri Lanka to strengthen the island nation’s recovery from its 2022 bankruptcy. The ...