News
There is no denying that the largely youth-led 2022 Aragalaya, or people’s power movement, was a watershed in Sri Lanka’s tryst with democracy. These two…
Industries, hotels, places of worship, and govt. offices among those hit by 18% hike Electricity consumers were given another price hike shock yesterday with the Public…
Sanjula Manoj emerged victorious as the winner of the inaugural season of MasterChef Sri Lanka, following a highly competitive finale that brought together the season’s…
Sports
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is set to usher in a new era in white-ball cricket with the appointment of Kusal Mendis as captain of both…
Sri Lanka Rugby (SLR) has officially contracted 21 leading 7s…
Business Times
The Sunday Times Business Club (STBC) held a discussion on: “Impact of the Gulf War” on May 5 at the Shangri-La Hotel, the club’s host…
A sophisticated Business Email Compromise (BEC) attack led to the diversion of US$2.5 million from the Sri Lankan Treasury, intended to Export Finance Australia, and…
The government has plans to expedite a Rs.1 billion promotional campaign in a bid to overcome the drop experienced recently in tourist arrivals as a…
Sunday Times E-Paper


Editorial
President A.K. Dissanayake’s May Day speech reference to a specific court case and an anticipated judgment has got the Opposition activated – from suggesting he is interfering with the judiciary to demanding a parliamentary debate. The Government is downplaying the remark, saying it is ‘normal’ political rhetoric and dismissing any…
Columns
Taking to both mainstream and social media, the opposition slams the Govt., insisting AKD’s words amounted to executive interference in the judiciary NPP rejects allegations, saying the President…
My dear Eran, It is unusual to write about cricket for two weeks running, but I thought must, because taking over and forming a new ‘Sri Lanka Cricket…
The JVP/NPP May Day rallies in 22 of the country’s 25 districts provided President Anura Kumara Dissanayake the opportunity to showcase the government’s economic performance in its first…
A group of Point Pedro fisherfolk families were up in arms this week after their trade union imposed a Rs 3,000 fine on those who did not take…
There is a disturbing miasma of what the Grecians pithily called ‘hubris’ pervading the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna led National Peoples’ Power (NPP) Government. A clueless Government and an…
How Jha’s Indian dream can turn into the island’s worst nightmare Even as India’s High Commissioner Santosh Jha renewed India’s call to build the mythological Ram Setu bridge…
Sri Lanka’s catastrophic economic collapse in 2022 was supposed to be a turning point. The bankruptcy of the State, the shortages of fuel and medicine, the collapse of…
For the last couple of months, I have been trying to unravel the thinking process—if that is what it is—of that cacophonous and egregious president of the United…
By Sandun Jayawardana A government already beset by a scandal surrounding the purchase of low-grade coal for the Lakvijaya power plant faced a fresh controversy when Parliament met…
Plus
It was a cosy gathering at the British Council library as night fell with bats circling around the leafy Alfred House Gardens; the shortlist of…
Magazine
Recently making headlines for her unique gymnastic routines, Lankan-American Tiana Sumanasekera talks to Kaveesha Fernando about her leap into the arena and her connection to Sri Lanka T…
Sunday Times 2
By Katie Conlon Should trees have standing? This question was posed by legal scholar Christopher Stone…
Education
Students of the Sri Jayewardenepura University staged a protest in Homagama over the lack of hostel…
Magazine
Recently making headlines for her unique gymnastic routines, Lankan-American Tiana Sumanasekera talks to Kaveesha Fernando about her leap into…