Balancing Development and Conservation: The Future of Sri Lanka’s Coastal Ecosystems
Sri Lanka’s 1,340 km coastline is both a source of immense economic potential and a delicate ecological treasure. From pristine beaches and mangroves to coral reefs and estuaries, these ecosystems sustain fisheries, tourism, and coastal livelihoods(Coastal Ecosystems). At the same time, they provide vital natural defences against erosion, storm surges, and climate change impacts. However, […]
A Nation at a Crossroads 2025 – Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is in the midst of a fragile economic recovery. While headlines focus on debt restructuring and IMF negotiations, a quieter crisis continues to erode the nation’s potential—the mass migration of skilled professionals. From doctors and engineers to university graduates and IT talent, thousands are leaving in search of stability, opportunity, and a future […]
Sri Lanka Moves to Reassure Public on Data Privacy in India-Funded e-NIC Project- 2025
Sri Lanka’s government is seeking to calm public anxiety over its planned electronic National Identity Card (e-NIC) system, which is being funded by a grant from India. Amid a heated debate over data privacy and national sovereignty, authorities insist that robust legal and technical safeguards will ensure sensitive personal data remains under Sri Lankan control. […]
The Real Cost of Corruption: How Transparency Can Rescue Sri Lanka’s Economy
Sri Lanka’s recent economic crisis has forced the nation to confront uncomfortable truths about its financial management, debt policies, and governance. Amidst calls for fiscal discipline, reforms, and international assistance, one issue remains both deeply entrenched and critically important: corruption. For decades, corruption has quietly siphoned off public funds, undermined trust in institutions, inflated the […]
Sri Lanka’s Emerging Energy Hub: Talks with India & UAE
Below is a fully developed, human-written, ~1000-word blog post in UK English with SEO structure (title, meta description, headings, subheadings, keywords, internal/external linking suggestions), plus social media captions at the end. Introduction Sri Lanka is embarking on an ambitious plan to transform Trincomalee into a major energy hub, holding high-level discussions with India and the […]
Introducing a Game-Changer for Sri Lankan Tourism: The New Tourism Act
Sri Lanka stands on the cusp of a transformative leap in tourism. On June 28, 2025, the Cabinet approved a proposal to replace the existing Tourism Act No. 38 of 2005 with a far more responsive, modern, and growth‑oriented legal framework.(Sri Lankan Tourism) With this progressive overhaul, Sri Lanka can unlock untapped potential—and here’s how this […]
Sri Lanka’s Planned Electricity Bill Faces Pushback from Aid Agencies
Sri Lanka’s government is pushing forward with a new Electricity Bill designed to overhaul the country’s power sector. Officials argue the bill is essential to modernize outdated laws, improve efficiency, and attract private investment in renewable energy. But major aid agencies, civil society groups, and even some trade unions have voiced strong opposition. They warn […]
Sri Lanka’s Green Energy Moment: Why Now Is the Time to Embrace Renewable Power
Introduction Sri Lanka is at a crossroads. While grappling with economic recovery, climate risks, and energy insecurity, the nation faces an urgent question — how can we build a resilient future without repeating the mistakes of the past? The answer may lie in something as natural as the sun, wind, and water: renewable energy.(Renewable Power) […]
Sri Lanka’s Road to Economic Stability: Are Reforms Working or Widening Inequality?
In the wake of the 2022 financial crisis, Sri Lanka’s path to recovery has been paved with tough decisions. With the backing of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the implementation of a host of fiscal and structural economic reforms, the government has been working to stabilize the economy, curb inflation, and restore investor confidence. […]
Ripple Effects: How the Middle East Crisis Impacts Foreign Remittances to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka has long depended on the financial lifeline provided by its migrant workers—especially those employed in the Middle East(Middle East Crisis). Over a million Sri Lankans work abroad, and a significant portion of them are employed in Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman. For decades, the […]
