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A suspect has been charged following an incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities examining the motive. The event occurred during King Charles III's visit to the United States, which proceeded as planned despite the incident.
The Bloemendhal Police Station in Sri Lanka held celebrations for Avurdu, likely referring to the Sinhala and Tamil New Year festivities.
Sri Lanka's Health Ministry has issued an alert regarding a potential measles outbreak, urging public vigilance and preventative measures.
Authorities in Sri Lanka have arrested 22 Buddhist monks on suspicion of drug smuggling, with reports indicating they were found with significant quantities of cannabis. The arrests highlight concerns over drug trafficking within the country.
Mali's Defense Minister was reportedly killed in a major offensive by rebels, some linked to al-Qaeda, which also saw a key city captured. This crisis has led to Russian mercenaries withdrawing from the affected city.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan held a phone conversation with the Iranian President to discuss the evolving regional situation.
President Trump canceled a US delegation's trip to Pakistan intended for peace talks with Iran, citing reasons such as receiving a 'better offer' or 'infighting' within the Iranian regime. The cancellation casts doubt on immediate diplomatic breakthroughs regarding the Iran conflict.
The Sri Lankan government has announced an ambitious target to significantly reduce the number of deaths caused by road accidents by the year 2029, as stated by Bimal.
A person has been sentenced to death after an 18-year trial for shooting dead a constable during a Kasippu raid in Sri Lanka.
US and Iranian delegations have arrived in Islamabad for anticipated peace talks, but the prospect of direct negotiations remains uncertain as Iran's foreign minister has indicated he will not meet directly with US envoys.
A cyber heist amounting to US$2.5 million in Sri Lanka has attracted the attention and monitoring of the International Monetary Fund.
The International Criminal Court has confirmed that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will face trial for alleged crimes against humanity. His legal team has announced plans to appeal this decision.
An article from Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka examines the complex issue of domestic violence within the country, exploring how gender norms, cultural factors, and legal frameworks intersect to influence its prevalence and response.
Electric three-wheelers are attracting significant attention in Sri Lanka as a health-conscious and alternative mode of transport for drivers.
Iran's top diplomat travels to Pakistan for discussions on peace efforts, as ceasefire negotiations with Washington remain stalled. He is expected to present Iran's proposals for ending the conflict.
Namal, a prominent figure, has called for the Sri Lankan President to reveal the recipient of a $2.5 million transfer, raising questions about financial transparency.
The US government has officially reclassified certain marijuana products as a less dangerous Schedule III drug, a move initiated by the Trump administration. This change, while not federal legalization, has significant implications for medical cannabis, investors, and the broader industry, leading to both celebration and confusion.
A train derailment in Wadduwa, Sri Lanka, has led to ongoing disruptions in services, with partial line clearance efforts currently underway.
The national identification office in Sri Lanka has issued a public warning about financial fraud being perpetrated by individuals misusing its name.
A U.S. soldier involved in a secret operation against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been charged for allegedly winning over $400,000 from prediction bets. He is accused of using confidential information about the plan to place these wagers.
Medical data belonging to half a million Britons was reportedly found listed for sale on a Chinese website. An investigation has been launched into the significant data breach.
A peace walk initiative is reported to be continuing its journey from the city of Kandy in Sri Lanka.
The Sagarika train has derailed on Sri Lanka's coastal railway line, leading to significant disruptions in service. Railway officials have begun operations to clear the tracks and restore normal operations.
The United States has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to the leader of an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, identified as Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada. This bounty targets the head of the Shiite militia, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Global oil prices climbed above $106 per barrel as tensions between the United States and Iran intensified over the Strait of Hormuz, leading to market uncertainty.
The Joint Opposition in Sri Lanka has called for the government to resign and hold a snap general election.
A police investigation has been requested concerning the alleged misdirection of a USD 2.5 million payment from the Treasury in Sri Lanka. Concerns have been raised regarding this significant financial transaction.
The Oneworld airline alliance has announced that Hawaiian Airlines will be joining its network.
A concerning increase in HIV cases has been reported in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, with health officials attributing the spike primarily to the fear of social stigma preventing individuals from seeking testing and treatment.
The Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka published its 'Cartoon of the Day' for April 24, 2026, a regular feature in the newspaper.
Sri Lanka's Hambantota International Port (HIP) has reported a record-breaking container movement, with an MSC call contributing to its highest-ever throughput.
The National Development Bank (NDB) of Sri Lanka has appointed Deloitte India to conduct a forensic investigation into alleged fraud.
The Sri Lankan government is reviewing a plan aimed at facilitating global maritime employment opportunities for its retiring sailors.
US Navy Secretary John Phelan was abruptly dismissed from his position, reportedly due to differences with Pete Hegseth and as part of a broader shakeup within the Pentagon. This decision sparked alarm, especially given ongoing operations in the Middle East.
A complaint has been lodged with the Inspector General of Police in Sri Lanka regarding the alleged misdirection of a USD 2.5 million Treasury payment, with Australia reportedly assisting in the ongoing investigation into these payment issues.
The Frontline Socialist Party (FSP) has returned to its Yakkala office after a court intervention resolved the dispute over the premises.
The SLIATE union has initiated a strike to protest against various longstanding issues that have remained unresolved.
The Krrish deal case, involving Namal Rajapaksa, has been scheduled for hearing in May in Sri Lanka.
The Sri Lankan egg industry reports a temporary decline in egg prices, primarily attributed to reduced demand and market closures during the recent New Year holiday period.
Ancient ruins that were previously submerged have reappeared in Sri Lanka's Maussakelle reservoir due to significantly dropping water levels.
Sri Lanka's 'Ehipassiko' peace march, also known as the 'Walk for Peace,' has reached its third day and is proceeding towards Kandy, following an earlier incident where the public was urged not to distract the procession after a dog fell ill.
Sri Lanka is bracing for an impending increase in drug prices, a development that could impact healthcare costs for its citizens.
Sri Lanka's Prime Minister has called for support from the ILO and World Bank to measure care work, emphasizing its importance for economic sustainability.
The European Union has approved the creation of a working group tasked with drafting Montenegro's accession treaty. This move signifies a step forward in Montenegro's path towards EU membership.
UK lawmakers have approved a landmark bill that will make it illegal for anyone born after January 1, 2009, to buy tobacco products, effectively phasing out smoking for future generations. The legislation aims to create a 'smoke-free generation' by raising the legal smoking age by one year, every year.
Taiwan's president canceled a planned trip to Eswatini after several African countries revoked flight permits for the presidential plane. China subsequently praised these nations for blocking the flight.
A recent report suggests that the United States could potentially run out of missiles if another major war were to break out. This assessment raises concerns about the nation's defense readiness.
A court in Sri Lanka has ordered the continued detention of Suresh Sallay, the former Director of the State Intelligence Service (SIS).
Thirteen people have been killed in a second fireworks blast in India within a three-day period. This tragic incident follows another deadly explosion, raising concerns about safety regulations.
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has given its approval for SriLankan Airlines' handling contracts in Dubai.
Despite a strong immunization record, Sri Lanka is experiencing a reappearance of measles cases, prompting health officials to investigate the resurgence and reinforce vaccination efforts.
A tornado struck Wariyapola, Sri Lanka, causing damage to a school and dozens of houses.
The World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a warning that ongoing volatility in the Middle East poses a significant threat to Sri Lanka's food security.
Various publications are featuring daily horoscopes and lifestyle guides for April 22 and 23, 2026. These articles offer astrological predictions and suggestions for activities, including things to do and daily cartoons.
The Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) party in Sri Lanka has extended an open invitation to the United National Party (UNP) to join its upcoming May Day rally.
More than 10,000 pets reportedly suffered adverse effects due to the fallout from fireworks, highlighting concerns about animal welfare during such events.
Political parties in Sri Lanka have announced plans to scale back May Day celebrations this year.
The US dollar has reached a week-high as financial markets express skepticism regarding the stability and effectiveness of the Iran ceasefire.
Sri Lanka is re-evaluating the Trincomalee energy hub's importance as it grapples with the economic and geopolitical repercussions of the ongoing Middle East conflict. The move highlights efforts to secure energy stability in the region.
Sri Lanka's insurance sector is targeting a premium of Rs. 700 billion, supported by a new seven-pillar strategy and backing from the state.
The UK's communications regulator, Ofcom, has launched an investigation into the messaging app Telegram. The probe addresses serious concerns regarding the presence of child sexual abuse material on its platform.
Pakistan has called on the United States and Iran to extend their current truce, emphasizing the need for continued de-escalation.
As the deadline for the US-Iran ceasefire approaches, mediators express hope for new negotiations, though Tehran has not yet confirmed any upcoming talks and signs of progress remain uncertain.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has issued a stark warning, stating that the ongoing war in Iran is responsible for the biggest energy crisis in history.
Sri Lanka's Road Development Authority (RDA) announced that sections of the Central Expressway are projected to open in 2027 and 2028. This update provides a timeline for the completion of key infrastructure projects.
Anura Karunathilaka has officially taken on his responsibilities as the new Energy Minister in Sri Lanka.
A Supreme Court judge in Sri Lanka has recused themselves from hearing the Wilpattu case, the details of which were not specified in the report.
Sajith Premadasa has extended an invitation to the United National Party (UNP) to participate in a joint May Day rally.
A warehouse fire in Sri Lanka has sparked concerns regarding the integrity of evidence in the high-profile Keheliya drug case.
The 'Sagarika' train service in Sri Lanka has resumed operations following an earlier derailment. Authorities worked to restore the service after the incident.
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner led to the identification of suspect Cole Allen and sparked widespread online rumors. The event prompted an investigation and various reactions regarding the alleged gunman's background and the incident's nature.
The United Nations has issued a warning that a potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe due to disruptions in global fertilizer supplies.
ASP Wootler is scheduled to deliver an address at an upcoming INTERPOL conference, focusing on international law enforcement cooperation.
Iran has rejected 'maximalist' US demands, with a Republican lawmaker stating that a breakthrough in US-Iran talks is unlikely. These developments occur as Pakistan continues its efforts to facilitate peace.
Spain's Prime Minister dismissed reports that the Pentagon threatened to suspend the country from NATO, while other European NATO members reportedly opposed the alleged US threat.
Fitch Ratings has issued a warning that the Asian region is facing an elevated risk of food inflation, potentially impacting economies and consumers.
Pressure is reportedly mounting on Sri Lanka's Finance Secretary to resign amidst unspecified circumstances.
Iran has stated that no meeting is scheduled to take place with the United States in Islamabad, refuting reports of potential diplomatic talks.
Multiple news outlets have published their daily features, including political cartoons and photo galleries. These regular sections provide visual commentary and news highlights for their readers.
The Daily Mirror in Sri Lanka has published an article under the title 'Dada', the specific content of which is not detailed but stands as a distinct piece.
There is a public demand for the restoration of the Col 15 bus services in Sri Lanka, even if it means paying a premium. The services are crucial for commuters in the area.
Sri Lanka's United National Party (UNP) states that the questioning of the former First Lady has led to additional complications and issues.
Norway's government announced plans to ban social media use for children under 16, with a legislative proposal expected this year. This initiative aims to protect minors from potential harms associated with social media platforms.
Registration for Vesak 'Dansal' has commenced in Sri Lanka, with Public Health Inspectors warning of action against non-compliance with regulations.
The first phase of the West Bengal elections saw a record voter turnout, drawing praise from the Supreme Court and various reactions from political leaders. Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah commented on the turnout, with Shah predicting a BJP sweep and issuing warnings to opponents.
The Colombo High Court Trial-at-Bar has rejected a request from Pujith Jayasundara to amend his dock statement, a development in his ongoing legal proceedings.
The High Court in Sri Lanka has scheduled to recall the case involving Yoshitha Rajapaksa on June 10. This development indicates a continuation of legal proceedings related to the high-profile case.
Sri Lanka has launched its inaugural national event calendar, an initiative aimed at promoting various industries and boosting economic activity across the country.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire, reportedly by three weeks, following discussions facilitated by the United States. This extension comes amidst hopes for a potential peace deal in the region.
A gazette has been issued in Sri Lanka, officially announcing an amendment to the Vesak public holiday schedule.
Thundershowers are forecast to occur across Sri Lanka after 1 p.m. today.
During a "Walk for Peace" event, Sri Lanka plans to officially declare two forest areas as protected reserves, emphasizing conservation efforts.
The cleanup operation for Elsa 3 pellets has been expanded to cover more areas along the coast of Sri Lanka.
US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended for an additional three weeks. Trump also stated that Israel retains the right to launch attacks, emphasizing they would be careful.
Hackers have stolen $2.5 million from the Sri Lankan finance ministry. Following this incident, the country's joint opposition has warned that public trust in banks could be eroded.
U.S. forces have boarded and seized a second oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, which they claim was carrying Iranian oil in violation of sanctions. The Pentagon confirmed the operation, targeting vessels associated with Iran.
The United Nations has issued a warning that a potential US-Israeli war on Iran could push more than 30 million people back into poverty. This stark projection highlights the severe humanitarian and economic consequences of such a conflict.
Union Assurance has been recognized for having "Great Managers" for the fifth consecutive year, highlighting its strong leadership.
Hackers successfully stole millions of dollars from Sri Lanka's Finance Ministry, with reports indicating losses between $2.5 million and $3.2 million. The ministry confirmed the significant financial breach.
The Sri Lankan market is experiencing a rangebound period, with geopolitical uncertainty cited as a key factor influencing its performance.
Iran has seized multiple ships in the Strait of Hormuz, with Croatia confirming two nationals were aboard one vessel. Concurrently, Tehran announced it has begun collecting its first toll revenues from the strategic waterway, escalating regional tensions.
Sri Lanka's inaugural case under the new Online Safety Act has concluded before the Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court, setting a precedent for future digital safety enforcement.
An amber advisory has been issued for severe lightning across several provinces in Sri Lanka, warning residents of potential hazards.
A Deputy Minister in Sri Lanka was involved in an accident but fortunately escaped without sustaining any injuries.
The Sri Lankan Rupee has continued its decline, with the dollar selling rate reaching Rs. 321, indicating currency depreciation.
A stranded conductor was found during a significant inspection conducted in Colombo, prompting concerns and potential follow-up actions.
Ranil Prasanna Perera was mentioned in a report by Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka, though specific details of the context were not provided.
The US Navy Secretary was ousted from his position effective immediately, following reports of internal conflicts and disagreements with senior Pentagon officials.
Sri Lanka has decided to use Chinese currency to settle its transactions for Russian oil, indicating a shift in its international payment strategies.
An article delves into Sri Lanka's ongoing fuel crisis, exploring the public's sentiment and the pressures faced by the nation.
China has selected two Pakistani astronauts as candidates to train for its Tiangong space station program, marking the first time foreign astronauts will be chosen for the mission. One of the selected candidates is expected to join a future space station mission.
Sri Lankan politicians are demanding clarification from the Finance Ministry and Central Bank regarding a missing USD 2.5 million. Concerns have been raised about the silence from these institutions on the matter.
Iranian forces fired upon and seized two commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, significantly escalating tensions in the vital shipping lane. The incident occurred amidst a fragile ceasefire and drew international reactions.
The Sri Lankan government has given its approval for the formation of a new committee tasked with monitoring the ongoing progress of the investigation into the Easter attacks.
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has cleared a Rs. 356 million consultancy contract for the expansion of the railway line to Ratnapura, marking a step forward for infrastructure development.
The Sri Lankan government has approved the procurement of 800,000 dialysis solution bags to support kidney patients nationwide, addressing a critical need for medical supplies.
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has approved a new methodology for the issuance of inter-provincial passenger transport permits.
The United States has reportedly halted dollar shipments to Iraq and frozen military aid, aiming to pressure Baghdad over the influence of Iran-backed groups. This action seeks to curb the flow of funds to these militias and address regional security concerns.
Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror reports that thundershowers accompanied by lightning are anticipated to occur after 1 p.m.
The former chief legal officer of Sri Lanka's Health Ministry has been remanded in custody following allegations of bribery, as authorities continue their crackdown on corruption.
President Trump announced an extension of the truce with Iran, opting for talks instead of military action, though Iran has expressed hesitation to engage in negotiations. This decision comes amidst reports of potential US military readiness issues and varying impacts on global oil prices.
The 'Ehi Passiko' peace walk has officially begun in Dambulla, Sri Lanka, bringing together participants advocating for peace and harmony.
The investigation into Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday attacks is reportedly facing threats and allegations of sabotage, with families and religious leaders claiming "Deep State" officials are obstructing justice. Calls are mounting for an international probe into the bombings.
Sri Lanka has implemented new measures to tighten its controls on terror financing, utilizing the Terrorist Financing Suppression (TFS) framework.
President Trump announced an extension of the ceasefire with Iran to allow for further negotiations, but Tehran swiftly rejected the move, labeling it a "trap" and expressing deep distrust. The decision also led to the postponement of JD Vance's trip to Pakistan and contributed to oil market uncertainty.
Residents in a neighborhood in Nawala, Sri Lanka, are expressing concern and frustration over the severe pollution of the local canal.
Prabagar, the Chief Operating Officer of Commercial Bank (ComBank), has retired following a distinguished career spanning three decades of service.
Sri Lanka has received $100,000 in aid from the Philippines to support its ongoing cyclone recovery efforts.
Fifty foreign nationals have been arrested in Negombo, Sri Lanka, for overstaying their visas. The arrests were part of an operation targeting individuals violating immigration laws.
Maritime security firms are warning that scammers, impersonating Iranian authorities, are demanding cryptocurrency payments from ships for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. At least one vessel has reportedly paid the fraudulent fees.
Hungary's incoming Prime Minister has stated that his government would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he were to visit the country.
Sri Lanka plans to replace cash toll payments on expressways with a Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) system.
The Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) in Sri Lanka has called upon the public to protect the planet in observance of Earth Day.
Sri Lanka's Court of Appeal has called for immediate and urgent action to address the escalating human-elephant conflict in the country. The court's directive highlights the severity of the issue and the need for effective mitigation strategies.
A special traffic plan has been put into effect in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to accommodate the 'Walk for Peace' programme, aiming to manage congestion during the event.
Member of Parliament Ramanathan Archchuna has been arrested in Sri Lanka, though the specific charges were not immediately detailed.
Sri Lanka's Central Bank is investigating a $2.5 million cyber theft or treasury heist, with the CID questioning seven officials in connection with the incident.
Twenty-two Buddhist monks were detained at a Sri Lankan airport upon their return from Thailand after authorities discovered a significant amount of cannabis, reportedly 110 kilograms, in their luggage. This incident has led to condemnation from senior Buddhist clergy regarding 'monk impersonators' involved in drug smuggling.
The expansion of Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) is creating new opportunities for Indian Origin Tamils, according to TPA’s Barath Arullsamy.
The Eta Aquarids meteor shower is expected to reach its peak on May 6, offering skygazers an opportunity to observe the celestial event.
An oil tanker was hijacked off the coast of Somalia and subsequently taken into its territorial waters, with maritime agencies suspecting pirates are responsible for the incident. The crew reportedly includes Sri Lankan nationals.
Sri Lanka's meteorological department has issued a severe lightning advisory for multiple regions, warning residents of potential hazards.
The Frontline Socialist Party (FLSP) in Sri Lanka has called for an independent forensic audit into the hacking of US $2.5 million.
Sri Lanka is experiencing a surge in scams, leading to increased concern over financial fraud and data theft.
Australian officers are currently providing assistance with ongoing investigations in Sri Lanka.
Israel and Hezbollah have exchanged accusations of violating a ceasefire in Lebanon, with Hezbollah reportedly calling the truce meaningless. The UN has warned that Israeli attacks on Lebanon may constitute violations of international law.
Bake House Kandy in Sri Lanka has relaunched its operations, introducing a new brand identity.
The ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended by three weeks, but escalating clashes are testing the newly prolonged truce. This extension aims to provide a pause for Lebanon amidst ongoing tensions.
The Sri Lankan stock market concluded the day flat, reflecting persistent cautious investor sentiment.
Bus operators in Sri Lanka are under scrutiny for implementing unfair fare increases, drawing public and official attention.
Microsoft and Meta have both announced significant staff reductions, even as they continue to make substantial investments in artificial intelligence. This strategic shift reflects a focus on AI development amidst broader workforce adjustments.
Liquor shops across Sri Lanka will be closed for three days in May, as announced by authorities, likely due to public holidays or religious observances.
The Sri Lankan Catholic Church has refuted reports circulating about the resignation of a Cardinal, stating they are fake.
Former Sri Lankan minister Johnston Fernando has been granted bail, a development in his ongoing legal proceedings.
A man was rescued after climbing a traffic light pole located near the Presidential Secretariat in Sri Lanka, drawing public attention.
Maithree Wickremesinghe, the former First Lady of Sri Lanka, has been questioned by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
Numerous government low-income housing projects in Sri Lanka have been left abandoned, with many of the houses reportedly destroyed.
Sri Lanka has decided to remove the province code from vehicle number plates, following the failure of a previous project related to their implementation.
The Iranian warship IRIS Booshehr is reportedly still in Sri Lankan waters, even after its crew has been repatriated.
India has criticized Donald Trump's 'hellhole' comment, stating his remarks were uninformed and inappropriate, while an Indian-origin US Representative has also reacted to Trump's anti-India rant.
Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror reports on a $2.5 million money heist, raising questions about who will bear the financial cost.
An article provides an analysis of the historical success and impact of Japanese aircraft carriers.
In Sri Lanka, various interest groups are raising concerns about the legality of establishing a Trial-at-Bar for a case involving Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Airlines worldwide are experiencing widespread flight cancellations and significant financial losses due to a severe jet fuel crisis, with some carriers adjusting operations and fuel sourcing in response. The crisis is impacting various regions, including Europe and the UK.
Nimal Gunewardena has been appointed as the new leader of the Public Relations and Communications Association of Sri Lanka (PRASL), heading a new top team. His appointment marks a new chapter for the organization.
Authorities in Sri Lanka issued a warning about a fake SriLankan Airlines scam, while a woman in Hungary worked with police to set a trap for individuals posing as investigators attempting to defraud her.
The deadline for applications for the 2026 GCE Advanced Level examinations in Sri Lanka is set to expire tomorrow.
Qatar Airways has resumed daily flights to Dubai and Sharjah, signaling the restoration of travel links with the UAE.
President Trump faces a deepening political crisis and falling approval ratings amid his administration's actions and stance on Iran, including a deadline to end the Iran war and an envoy's controversial lobbying for Italy to replace Iran at the World Cup.
Organizers of the 'Walk for Peace' procession in Sri Lanka have appealed to the public to avoid distractions after a dog participating in the march reportedly fell ill.
Sri Lankan authorities are investigating a hacking attempt that targeted $2.5 million linked to a payment to India, with calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the incident.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has significantly affected Sri Lanka's tourism industry, leading to a reported 20% decrease in tourist arrivals.
Iran's Foreign Minister has engaged in discussions with Sri Lanka regarding the attack on the IRIS Dena, seeking justice for the incident. The talks aim to address the circumstances surrounding the attack on the Iranian vessel.
Nalinda, a Sri Lankan official, has provided assurances that the nation's power supply will remain uninterrupted.
Sri Lankan politician Nalinda has publicly defended the practice of politicians accumulating assets, sparking discussion.
Reports suggest that Peter Hill is expected to return as the Chairman of SriLankan Airlines this week, potentially marking a significant leadership change for the national carrier.
A daily cartoon was published by the Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka on April 23, 2026.
The ongoing conflict involving Iran and its actions in the Strait of Hormuz are leading to significant price increases for various consumer goods, including condoms, and contributing to a rise in global oil prices. The world's largest condom manufacturer, among others, has announced price hikes of up to 30%.
A leopard was successfully rescued after becoming trapped in a cage in Thirappane, Sri Lanka, in an operation by wildlife authorities.
Tamil Nadu elections: Banners supporting Vijay, Seeman, Stalin displayed in Jaffna Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
China has completed its donation of school uniforms for over 4.4 million students, intended for the 2026 academic year in Sri Lanka.
Iraj Chaminda Pathiraja has been appointed as the acting Immigration Controller General in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lankan politician Premalal Jayasekara has been produced before the Nuwara Eliya Court in connection with a firearm incident.
The Sri Lankan embassy in Riyadh has launched special consular services to better assist its citizens abroad.
Sri Lanka's Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has produced former State Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Suresh Sallay before court.
A warrant has been issued for the wife of Kapila Chandrasena as part of an ongoing investigation into the Airbus bribery scandal in Sri Lanka.
The Sri Lankan Rupee is experiencing a continued depreciation against the US Dollar, raising concerns about the country's economic stability and import costs.
Japan has committed USD 2.66 million to support projects in Sri Lanka focused on climate resilience and gender equality.
Reports indicate that 161 school-age children in the Kalutara district of Sri Lanka are currently not attending school.
Sri Lanka is reportedly on the brink of a severe and crippling medicine shortage, raising concerns about public health.
This article provides an overview of gold prices in Sri Lanka, including 22K and 24K rates, current trends, and an investment guide.
Sri Lanka's Central Bank (CBSL) warns that the nation's economic recovery is at risk due to the ripple effects of a shock originating from the Middle East. This external factor poses a significant challenge to the country's progress.
An article from Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror examines the ongoing human-elephant conflict, focusing on various proposed solutions that have proven to be counterproductive or have backfired.
The Sri Lankan market has experienced net foreign buying, marking a significant shift after 21 consecutive sessions without it.
Sri Lanka's new Energy Minister stated that the government cannot control prices but assured that energy supply will remain uninterrupted.
Roads in Nawalapitiya, Sri Lanka, have been inundated by heavy rainfall, leading to significant flooding and widespread disruption to local traffic.
Sri Lankan police have denied recent claims regarding planned bomb attacks in Colombo and allegations that the Special Task Force (STF) received motorcycles from Avant Garde. These statements refute specific accusations circulating publicly.
The government of Sri Lanka has officially declared Vesak Week, to be observed from May 27 to June 2, celebrating the Buddhist festival.
The Indian Naval Ship (INS) Nireekshak has made a port call in Colombo, Sri Lanka, as reported by Daily Mirror.