On the brink again: Fresh US strikes on Iran deepen fears of a wider Middle East war
By The Pulseline News Desk The fragile hope that the Middle East was edging away from another major conflict has once again been...
Seventeen years on, military-held civilian lands remain a test of Sri Lanka’s reconciliation
By The Pulseline News Desk Seventeen years after the country’s civil war ended, the question of civilian lands occupied by the military remains...
Focus turns to elephant corridors in search of a lasting solution to human-elephant conflict
By The Pulseline News Desk For decades, Sri Lanka has struggled to contain one of its most persistent conservation challenges – the deadly...
Government targets lasting water security as President pledges record investment in 2027 Budget
By The Pulseline News Desk Access to safe drinking water has long remained an uneven reality across Sri Lanka, with thousands of rural...
Trump’s Iran warning signals return to brinkmanship, raising fears of wider Middle East conflict
By The Pulseline News Desk The fragile prospect of diplomacy between the United States (US) and Iran appeared to collapse on Wednesday (8)...
Sri Lanka: Coming to terms with corruption
By Col R Hariharan The month end saw Daily Mirror blaring “More arrests of lawyers, politicians and senior police officers are likely in the near...
Government explores social media restrictions for children under 16
By The Pulseline News Desk The Government has begun exploring the possibility of restricting or banning social media access for children under the...
Oil prices surge as Middle East tensions rattle global markets
By The Pulseline News Desk Oil markets surged after the United States (US) launched military strikes on Iran, reviving fears of supply disruptions...
Strait of Hormuz crisis pushes Middle East to the edge
By The Pulseline News Desk The waters of the Strait of Hormuz, long regarded as one of the world’s most volatile maritime corridors,...
