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Tea and sympathy: From Lanka to Iran

Tea and sympathy: From Lanka to Iran

Of the many features that define the bond between Iran and Sri Lanka, tea holds a special place. Sanction-hit Iran remains a top market for…

World oil prices soar; CPC readies emergency plans

Enough fuel stocks until August; plans to buy more from India; price hikes likely if war drags on By Damith Wickremasekara and Kapila Bandara   With world…

Emergency coal purchase closing date extended; ‘genuine bidders’ stay out

By Namini Wijedasa  Lanka Coal Company (Pvt) Ltd (LCC) has extended its bid closing date for the emergency procurement of 300,000MT of coal, as an…

Business Times

Security at vulnerable embassies

Security at vulnerable embassies

Three police officers wait in the shadows outside the US Embassy in Colombo. Security has been tightened at vulnerable embassies in Colombo after war broke…

Container storage demand rises at Colombo, Hambantota Ports

With shipping lines halting operations to the Gulf region as the conflict escalates, containers headed for the region continues to be stacked up at the…

Lanka’s oil supplies hang in the balance

Sri Lanka is currently in discussion with its key oil suppliers and governments in a bid to ensure the stability of supplies from April onwards.…

Sunday Times E-Paper





Editorial

Monstrous world order: Lessons for Lanka

It was ‘somebody else’s war’. The three-cornered fighting between USA-Israel and Iran that broke out last week began expanding to the rest of the West Asian region dragging not only Iran’s immediate pro-US neighbours, but also European nations – the UK, France, Greece and Cyprus — and Azerbaijan – into…


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‘Finding her Indus’ as a writer

‘Finding her Indus’ as a writer

Reading Alice Albinia’s books ‘Empires of the Indus’ and ‘The Britannias’ is like going on an epic adventure – you never know what the turning…

Place a seed in a child’s hand, teach them to grow food

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Education

Students stand for peace

Students stand for peace

Students from Sugatha Vidyalaya, Kalutara hold placards outside the school calling for an end to war.…

Sri Lanka to launch national policy for medical education

Applications open for A/L Vocational stream 2026/27

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