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Politics

Selective justice: Political boomerangs and unanswered questions

By Vox Civis The ongoing controversy surrounding the arrest of a prominent Opposition Parliamentarian, the son of a former Justice Minister, and a...

News Feature

Sri Lanka’s dengue crisis hits epidemic level as cases surpass 50,000

By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka is in the grip of a dengue epidemic with health authorities confirming this week that reported...

News Feature

Sri Lanka sends largest-ever peacekeeping contingent to Haiti

By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka is preparing to dispatch its largest single peacekeeping deployment in history — 1,132 personnel drawn from...

News Feature

96 wanted Sri Lankan underworld figures overseas

By The Pulseline News Desk Amidst the ongoing crackdown by law enforcement authorities on underworld and organised crime, Public Security Minister Anand Wijepala...

International

Global oil prices slide to pre-Iran conflict levels, offering relief for import-dependent economies

By The Pulseline News Desk Global crude oil prices have fallen to levels last seen before the recent Iran-related escalation, easing pressure on...

News Feature

PTA repeal pledge moves closer to reality

By The Pulseline News Desk President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said in Parliament on Thursday (25) that the long-contested Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA)...

Opinion

Restoring the Uva railway

By Rohan Samarajiva It’s almost eight months since Ditwah hit. It will be another five or six months before it will be possible...

News Feature

Dengue cases near 49,000 as authorities warn of growing public complacency

By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka’s dengue situation has entered a critical phase, with the number of reported cases rising to nearly...

News Feature

Moving away from indelible ink at polls could save nearly Rs. 100 million per poll

By The Pulseline News Desk The decision to discontinue the use of indelible ink for marking voters during elections in Sri Lanka has...

Opinion

Market access, not aid, is the foreign currency for Sri Lanka

By Dinesh Weerakkody With persistent volatility in the Sri Lankan rupee, constrained sovereign credit ratings, a significant external debt burden, and ongoing repayment...