Aswesuma Welfare | According to data from the Department of Census and Statistics in 2024, Sri Lanka has approximately 5.2
Port City Colombo is closer to “investment-ready” than at any time since 2021. The rulebook has been clarified, phase-one utilities
Sri Lanka’s Road Safety | Understanding how, when, and why crashes happen is key to reducing fatalities and serious injuries.
Sri Lanka still runs a fragile medicine supply chain. Imports account for most items, so any policy, forex, or logistics
Global Environmental Sessions and Their Reach UN environmental sessions such as the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA), the annual Climate Change
Sri Lanka’s fiscal crisis has forced a difficult debate: how to balance essential public services with the need to cut
Sri Lanka has embarked on a significant reform journey to restructure the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB). The intention is clear:
Sri Lanka’s loss-making state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are a persistent drain on public finances and a major obstacle to fiscal stability.
Sri Lanka’s official statistics still rest on the Statistics Ordinance of 1957. That law was written for a world of
The Daily Struggle of Sri Lanka’s Public Transport Sri Lanka’s Public Transport | For millions of Sri Lankans, buses and