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November 4, 2025
Business/Sri Lanka

Ambuluwawa Rising: Where Faith, Engineering and Ecology Reshape Sri Lanka’s Future

by Our Economic Affairs Editor The story of the Ambuluwawa Religious and Biodiversity Complex in Gampola is far more than an account of architecture or conservation. It is the chronicle of how

Business

Sri Lankan Entrepreneur Sets Sail in the Green Revolution

At the centre of Sri Lanka’s growing marine industry stands entrepreneur Awantha Atapattu, whose shift from medicine to maritime innovation reflects the spirit of transformation and sustainability. After dedicating himself to the medical profession, including serving as an Anesthesia medical

February 21, 2024

Egypt Launches Marina Delta Lagoons Resort Featuring Jewish-Inspired Design

Business

Egypt has unveiled one of its latest major architectural projects, the Marina Delta Lagoons Resort, located near New Mansoura and Baltim in Kafr El-Sheikh.

Social Media Rumours and the Reality in Arugam Bay: The Truth About Israeli Tourists

Diplomacy/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo In recent weeks, certain social media users and select groups have sought to stir racial and religious tensions in

Alpine Village Shuts Road as Viral Fame Brings Tourism Backlash

January 26, 2026
Italy/World

The Alpine village of Funes, once a quiet retreat known mainly to hikers and mountaineers, is taking decisive action to stem the flow of tourists after viral fame transformed it into a

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Saudi Arabia Set to Expand Alcohol Access for Foreigners

November 24, 2025
Culture

Saudi Arabia is preparing to open two new alcohol stores, including one for non-Muslim employees at state oil giant Aramco, sources familiar with the plans told Reuters, as the kingdom continues to

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Ambuluwawa Rising: Where Faith, Engineering and Ecology Reshape Sri Lanka’s Future

November 4, 2025
Business/Sri Lanka

by Our Economic Affairs Editor The story of the Ambuluwawa Religious and Biodiversity Complex in Gampola is far more than an account of architecture or conservation. It is the chronicle of how

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The Missing Workforce in Sri Lanka’s Tourism

November 3, 2025
Diplomacy

Sri Lanka’s hotel and tourism sector, a vital foreign exchange earner, faces a mounting labour shortage. A new study by the National Human Resource Development Council (NHRDC) warns that unless urgent measures

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South Korea Waives Chinese Tour Group Visas for First Time in Eight Years

September 29, 2025
Diplomacy

South Korean government announced on Monday that it will waive visa requirements for Chinese tour groups for the first time in eight years. The waiver applies to groups of three or more

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Maldives to Lift Decades-Old Shark Fishing Ban

August 28, 2025
Maldives/World

The Maldives will lift its 15-year-old ban on shark fishing this November, President Mohamed Muizzu’s office announced Wednesday, in a policy reversal that has sparked alarm among marine conservation groups. Shark fishing,

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Egypt Launches Marina Delta Lagoons Resort Featuring Jewish-Inspired Design

August 24, 2025
Business

Egypt has unveiled one of its latest major architectural projects, the Marina Delta Lagoons Resort, located near New Mansoura and Baltim in Kafr El-Sheikh. The resort has been designed with a Jewish-inspired

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Social Media Rumours and the Reality in Arugam Bay: The Truth About Israeli Tourists

August 14, 2025
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo In recent weeks, certain social media users and select groups have sought to stir racial and religious tensions in Sri Lanka by circulating claims about Israeli tourists

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Saving Sri Lanka’s Rails from the Termites

August 12, 2025
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial It is not often that one finds oneself compelled to praise a bureaucratic decision in an age when public administration has become synonymous with inertia, nepotism, and the sterile theatre of

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Bali’s Beauty Under Threat: Locals Warn of Rising Pollution and Criminal Elements

August 5, 2025
Business

The Indonesian island of Bali, long celebrated for its natural beauty and spiritual calm, is increasingly being overshadowed by a growing environmental and social crisis. According to a recent investigation by The

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