Former Sri Lanka fast bowler Lasith Malinga is set to join the national team’s coaching staff ahead of the T20 World Cup, aiming to boost their bowling attack, ESPNcricinfo reports.

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Former Sri Lanka fast bowler Lasith Malinga is set to join the national team’s coaching staff ahead of the T20 World Cup, aiming to boost their bowling attack, ESPNcricinfo reports.

Severe flooding in Sri Lanka has triggered a swift response from the European Space Agency, which is supplying vital satellite imagery to support relief operations and track the hardest-hit regions. This early data plays a crucial role in guiding emergency planning and assessing the extent of the damage

Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar traveled to Sri Lanka as PM Modi’s special envoy, unveiling a generous $450 million aid package to support relief and rebuilding efforts after cyclone Ditwah, deepening the bond between the two nations during this critical recovery phase

Sri Lanka reels from devastating floods, with hundreds still missing amid relentless rains. Rescue efforts continue as authorities battle rising waters and widespread damage across affected regions.

Cyclone Ditwah has unleashed devastating floods across Sri Lanka, causing the worst damage in decades. Hundreds have died as waters rise, prompting urgent humanitarian aid efforts, the UN reports.

India has ramped up its humanitarian efforts in Sri Lanka through Operation Sagar Bandhu, delivering vital relief supplies to help the island nation navigate its severe economic crisis. This mission not only provides crucial support but also reinforces the strong bond between the two countries as they work towards recovery together

Sri Lanka is grappling with catastrophic floods and landslides, leaving more than 486 people dead and at least 341 still missing. In a powerful show of solidarity, India has stepped in with extensive relief efforts, dispatching vital aid to bolster rescue and recovery missions

As Asia grapples with devastating floods, Sri Lanka and Indonesia have mobilized their militaries to bolster relief efforts. With the death toll now exceeding 1,100, rescue teams are racing against time to reach those affected by widespread destruction and displacement.

Cyclone Ditwah unleashed its fury on Sri Lanka, triggering devastating floods and landslides. Tragically, at least 56 lives have been lost, and dozens remain missing as rescue teams race against time amid the widespread destruction

India’s strategic engagement with the Tamil population in AKD’s Sri Lanka aims to bolster regional stability. This bold move opens up exciting opportunities while navigating a web of intricate challenges in an ever-shifting geopolitical landscape

Sri Lanka finds itself caught in a challenging interest-rate trap, where efforts to tame inflation collide with the urgent need to boost growth. Increasing rates put pressure on borrowers, yet lowering them could ignite inflation, intensifying economic uncertainty

PM Shehbaz Sharif and fans celebrate as Pakistan secures a 3-0 ODI series whitewash against Sri Lanka with a dominant win in the third match, showcasing clinical performance and team strength.

The 2nd ODI between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was dramatically called off after eight Sri Lankan players refused to take the field, raising serious security concerns. The match was abandoned amid rising tensions, as reported by Times Now

The U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka has kicked off specialized concessions training on Ports Law, driving transparent and sustainable infrastructure development. This initiative aims to boost governance and fuel economic growth in Sri Lanka’s crucial port sector
C3 announces the launch of Pixel Paper Labs in Sri Lanka, aiming to boost local tech innovation and create new job opportunities. The move underscores C3’s commitment to expanding its global footprint.

The UN has extended its mandate to gather evidence on alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka, a decision strongly supported by Human Rights Watch, as demands for justice over the final stages of the 2009 conflict intensify

Exclusive: Sri Lanka sets an ambitious goal of 6% economic growth by 2026, yet delays in government spending cast uncertainty over the 2025 outlook, Reuters reports. These hurdles underscore persistent fiscal pressures as the nation strives to bounce back

The Minority Rights Group reports a sharp decline in Sri Lanka’s minority politics, citing internal divisions and increased marginalization. This fragmentation undermines political influence and worsens community vulnerabilities.

On March 12, 1955, Sri Lanka’s dream of joining the United Nations was abruptly halted by a Soviet veto, delivering a rare Cold War blow to the island nation. This dramatic moment underscored how intense geopolitical rivalries shaped the course of global diplomacy

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Sri Lankan PM Dinesh Gunawardena, emphasizing the need for stronger security collaboration between the two nations to enhance regional stability, The Hindu reports.