The four-day annual international sports and cultural festival of the Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), ‘Riviera 2025’, ...

The late Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka’s most celebrated architect, spent about 50 years at his country estate, Lunuganga, on the ...

IFERP's role in facilitating global collaboration and knowledge sharing has become increasingly vital. Its comprehensive ...

For years, relations between residents and Israeli visitors were cordial, but cracks in this dynamic are now visible.

Sri Lanka's new left-wing JVP government seems to have shedded its Marxist roots and embraced pragmatic pro-business policies ...

The first part of this article published last week briefly outlined the history of Sri Lanka’s national anthem being sung in Tamil. In this second and final part, the focus would be on the regress and ...

The world would indeed be a dull place if there were only one or two languages. Only a few of them have more than a million ...

Nearly two decades have passed since the 26-year civil war ended in Sri Lanka. Yet, Muslims displaced from the island nation still face significant challenges in returning to their homes and ...

The new NPP Government finds itself navigating a delicate diplomatic tightrope between two Asian powerhouses—global ...

Sri Lanka’s new leader must avoid scandals and pursue domestic and foreign policies that centre on improving the island’s ...