NASA forms new UFO taskforce to study aerial phenomena despite no alien evidence
NASA has created a new UFO research division that will continue studying the phenomena even though the space agency has ruled out aliens.
Oil hits 2023 highs on tight supply outlook
Oil prices climbed yesterday to their highest this year, as expectations of tighter supply outweighed worries about weaker economic growth and rising U.S. crude inventories.
Sri Lanka produces furnace oil using garbage recycling process
Government will implement a program to recycle garbage and petroleum waste at a recycling plant to be seet up at Kerawalapitya environmental conservation park beig developped at present, ministr of urban development Prasanna Ranatunge said.
Central bank identifies informal remitters alleged of money laundering
Sri Lanka’s central bank has identified informal money remitters who transfer money through hawala and undiyal possessing high-risk in the island nation’s money laundering activity.
IMF’s first review of bailout program for Sri Lanka gets underway
The inaugural meeting for the International Monetary Fund’s first review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program for Sri Lanka commenced in Colombo on Thursday (Sept. 14) anidst mounting public protests against its anti conditions of high taxing and energy pricing conditions. .
IMF’s first review of bailout program for Sri Lanka gets underway
The inaugural meeting for the International Monetary Fund’s first review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program for Sri Lanka commenced in Colombo on Thursday (Sept. 14) anidst mounting public protests against its anti conditions of high taxing and energy pricing conditions. .
IMF’s first review of bailout program for Sri Lanka gets underway
The inaugural meeting for the International Monetary Fund’s first review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program for Sri Lanka commenced in Colombo on Thursday (Sept. 14) anidst mounting public protests against its anti conditions of high taxing and energy pricing conditions. .
IMF’s first EFF review for Sri Lanka kicks off today
Sri Lanka will soon find the status of the progress made in its reform efforts, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) all set to kick off the review process today.
Sri Lanka turns deaf to call for international probe into Easter attack
Sri Lanka appears to be turning down calls for an an internationally monitored investigation into Easter Sunday bombings since it rapped yesterday the Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) for trying to use incorrect and unsubstantiated information from biased sources in analysis in this regard.
SL fulfils 39% of tourist arrival target set for September
Sri Lanka has welcomed over 46,000 tourists in the first two weeks of September, the provisional data from the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority showed.
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Authorities admit migration of doctors beyond their control
Medical specialists migrate due to low salaries
Foreign countries eye SL specialists for higher salaries
Government imposes zero Custom tariffs on electric vehicles
A zero customs tariff on the CIF value for imported electric vehicles has been imposed with the aim of encouraging domestic production of electric vehicles (EVs) and advancing sustainable transportation, .
Singapore based Japanese firm to clean Beira Lake polluted water
A pilot project is to be implemented to improve the water quality of Beira Lake using micro–Nano Bubble Technology, Carbon Fiber Biofilm technology and environmentally friendly enzymes.
Ukraine war: Overnight air attacks reported on Sevastopol and Izmail
Ukraine and Russia have both reportedly carried out night attacks on ports.