Authorities in Sri Lanka’s Mannar District are preparing to launch a boat service allowing visitors to view all eight sandbanks associated with Adam’s Bridge, also known as Ramar Palam, as part of
Finland is on the verge of completing the world’s first deep geological disposal facility for spent nuclear fuel, a milestone in which Britain is taking keen interest as it seeks its own
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A Colorado man says he lost his entire retirement and life savings — totaling $1.4 million — after falling victim to a cryptocurrency romance scam, highlighting a growing global trend in online
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The Police, the Customs Department, and the political establishment are perceived as the most corruption-prone institutions in Sri Lanka, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the Commission to Investigate Allegations of
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The South African government is advancing consultations to introduce legislation that will allow foreign nationals serving prison sentences in the country to be transferred to their countries of origin. Correctional Services Minister
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This week’s US financial support for Argentina has increased speculation that the South American country may seek additional assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), despite already receiving unprecedented sums from the
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The United States will revoke the visa of Colombian President Gustavo Petro following what officials described as “reckless and incendiary actions” during a street protest in New York City, the U.S. State
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by Our Correspondent in Colombo Japan is set to provide Sri Lanka with free surveillance drones under its Official Security Assistance (OSA) program, a move aimed at strengthening regional security as concerns
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New Zealand’s government has announced it will not recognize a Palestinian state at this time, citing ongoing war, Hamas’s control of Gaza, and uncertainty over the future of Palestinian governance. Foreign Minister
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Profits at China’s industrial firms rose sharply in August, marking the first increase in four months and signaling that Beijing’s efforts to tackle overcapacity and curb cutthroat competition may be showing results.
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Boeing Co. has agreed to pay $50,000 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of John Barnett, a former employee and whistleblower who died by suicide in March 2024.
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Lufthansa is preparing to unveil several thousand job cuts on Monday during its first company-wide capital markets day in six years, as Europe’s largest airline by sales seeks to reassure investors of
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Cybercriminals have stolen personal data on more than 8,000 children attending nurseries in London run by childcare provider Kido International, according to claims posted by the hacking group Radiant on its dark
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Russia has agreed to train and equip Chinese airborne troops as Beijing prepares for a possible confrontation over Taiwan, according to leaked documents obtained by hackers and reviewed by analysts. The cache,
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by Durga Velayudham Mahmoud Abbas, denied a visa by the United States to attend the UN General Assembly in what should have been a historic moment, addressed the global body virtually, reaffirming
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Editor’s Note: The following column is based on excerpts from the latest issue of the CTC Sentinel, published by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point. The massacre that unfolded in Pahalgam
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