A generation caught between disillusionment and survival In 2022, young Sri Lankans were at the forefront of a historic civic uprising. The “Aragalaya” protests shook
A New Chapter for Colombo Colombo, Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital, is preparing for an architectural and cultural transformation with the upcoming Clothespin Towers—a $540
Sri Lanka’s public finance outlook is showing promising signs of recovery in 2025, with the government’s revenue collection accelerating steadily during the first five months
As Sri Lanka takes a bold step forward in its renewable energy journey, the country’s deepening commitment to solar energy is fast becoming a beacon
As Sri Lanka takes a bold step forward in its renewable energy journey, the country’s deepening commitment to solar energy is fast becoming a beacon
At stake is the competitiveness of Sri Lankan goods in the vital American market. With apparel, rubber, spices, and other sectors already under pressure from
The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) of Sri Lanka has announced a significant tightening of quarterly tax reporting rules for banks and financial institutions, a move
Sri Lanka’s ICT industry – often hailed as a beacon of modernisation, export growth, and skilled employment – is warning of a major setback in
Sri Lanka’s economy is at a critical juncture in 2025 as the United States, under President Donald Trump, imposes a 30% tariff on all Sri
Sri Lanka’s rubber industry, a cornerstone of the nation’s economy for over 160 years, is facing a critical moment. Once a global leader in natural
