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US report says Sri Lanka failed to take action against HR violators. Apr 25 (FT) The latest 2023 Country Report on Human Rights Practices released by US Department of State has highlighted the SL Govt’s failure to take action against officials who have committed human rights abuses.
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Apr 25 (DM) Sri Lanka’s latest news in the international scene is generated with its dealings with Iran, a nation considered as a super power in tactical ballistic missiles and UAVs. Iran’s Prez Dr. Ebrahim Raisi was in the island on Wednesday (24) to declare open the Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project along with Ranil Wickremesinghe ...
The roads were closed to facilitate the movement more.. Mattala airport privatization: Cabinet decision this week. Apr 24 (DM) Cabinet is likely to endorse a proposal this week on the transfer of the management of Sri Lanka’s second largest Mattala international airport, a top official said.
Inflation eases to 61% in November. Dec 1 (EN) Sri Lanka’s 12-month inflation in the capital Colombo fell to 61% in November 2022 from 66% in October as price stabilized after interest rates were allowed to go up and the exchange rate was pegged around 360 to the US dollar.
Apr 22 (TM) Twenty-first April of this year (2024) will mark five years since the deadly 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka. The targets included two Catholic Churches in the Archdiocese of Colombo, the Zion Church in the Eastern Province, and three high-end hotels in Colombo.
Aug 2 (FT) Sri Lanka Railway’s (SLR) losses have crossed the Rs. 10 billion mark in 2020, reflecting a worsening financial position, partly aggravated by lower revenue due to COVID-induced travel restrictions apart from longstanding efficiency issues.
