Germany braces for 'mega-strike' targeting rail and air travel
Travelers in Germany are bracing for transport mayhem ahead of a nationwide transport strike on Monday. Passengers at Munich and Frankfurt airports already faced disruption on Sunday.
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Mass Israel protests after Netanyahu fires defence minister
Tens of thousands have taken to the streets across Israel after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired his defence minister.
Yoav Gallant had spoken out against controversial plans to overhaul the justice system.
In Jerusalem, police and soldiers used water cannon against demonstrators near Mr Netanyahu's house.
Authorities urge residents to evacuate Ukrainian town as constant Russian attacks disrupt utilities
Authorities in the Ukrainian town of Avdiivka — located in the eastern Donetsk region — are urging people to evacuate as critical resources like mobile service and electricity are disrupted by Russian shelling, a top regional official said.
France bans ‘recreational’ use of TikTok, Twitter, Instagram
France has become the most recent to join the list of countries that have outlawed the Chinese short video app TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese technology company Bytedance, on phones of govt officials over security issues. The public was informed of this recent government decision by French Civil Service Minister Stanislas Guerini, who is also in charge of Digital Transmission and Telecommunications.
Gov.to update commercial arbitration rules to facilitate foreign investors
Sri Lanka’s commercial arbitration regulations will be updated with in a month while bringing the International Arbitration Centre (IAC) set up at the World Trade under the purview Colombo Port City, Justice Minister Wijedasa Rajapksa divulged.
Mississippi storm kills 26 in US state
Search and rescue efforts are continuing in Mississippi after a deadly tornado hit the US state.
Considerable price reduction of vegetables, seen at the manning market, peliyagoda.
Due to economical crisis in the country people compelled to evade or control buying vegetables.
Sri Lanka to expand ties with the Yunnan province in China
Sri Lanka is keen to expand ties with the Yunnan province in China which shares many similarities with Sri Lanka, especially in the areas of trade, economy, and tourism, says State Minister of Foreign Affairs Tharaka Balasuriya.
Sri Lanka’s default highlights the dangers of relying on ISBs
Sri Lanka’s default highlights the dangers of relying on international sovereign bonds – with high interest rates – to fund development.
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Government to earn over Rs 22 billion Casino, cigarette and alcohol taxes
Sri Lanka is expecting to earn Rs 22.5 billion rupees from a hike in Casino, cigarette and alcohol taxes.
in 2021 Due to nonavailability of sufficient, adequate transport facility one crore of people wasted food items which could be consumed by the populace.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, 19% of vegetables and 21% of fruits are destroyed in transportation in Sri Lanka annually.
Mark Zuckerberg's newborn baby
Facebook co-founder and head of the 'Meta' network, Mark Zuckerberg, has released a photo of his newborn daughter.
Ethiopia completes 90% of controversial Nile dam construction
Ethiopia has said the overall construction of its controversial mega-dam project, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has reached the 90 per cent mark.