Cyclone Ditwa rapidly intensified over unusually warm Bay of Bengal waters, bringing record rainfall, floods, and landslides across Sri Lanka. Weak drainage systems, unplanned land use, and gaps in emergency preparedness greatly worsened the impact. The disaster highlights Sri Lanka’s urgent need for stronger climate-resilient infrastructure, early-warning systems, and sustainable land management.

Nation on Alert: Cyclone Ditwah Leaves Trail of Destruction Across Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka and Thailand Deepen Bilateral Ties in Public Health Cooperation

Sri lankan President Meets German Foreign Minister

Young Professionals Must Play a More Active Role on Matters of National Importance – Sri Lnkan PM

Sri Lanka President to Undertake a State Visit to Vietnam on May 04

EU GSP+ Monitoring Mission Calls on Foreign Minister

The Government is Committed to Ensuring Justice for Enforced Disappearances sri lankan PM

Ramadan Message from the Prime Minister

Eid ul Fitr Message from the President

Review of Ministerial Responsibilities to Achieve the Goals of the “Clean Sri Lanka” Initiative

In a recent statement, the President reaffirmed that the full responsibility for collecting total tax revenue rests with the Inland Revenue

President Meets Officials of the Ministry of Education

Green Banking: A Path to Carbon Neutrality The Carbon Crisis and The Way Forward

Firm Crackdown on Criminal Gangs Acting IGP Priyantha Weerasuriya

Government Cracks Down on Organized Crime and National Threats

President Holds Discussions with Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son