A Tamil student from Kilinochchi has ranked island first in the 2025 A-Level Physical Science stream.

A Tamil refugee who fled to Canada by sea on the MV Sun Sea in 2010 is facing deportation to Sri Lanka.

A multi-generational protest in Jaffna sees Tamil women demand liberation, linking their safety to land, justice and an end to militarisation.

The 128th birth anniversary of S. J. V. Chelvanayakam was commemorated with tribute events across the North.

Fishermen in Mullaitivu launched a continuous protest demanding an end to illegal fishing practices, with local MPs and activists joining in support.

A Buddhist monk was arrested and remanded in custody over the alleged abuse of a minor in Navatkuli, Jaffna.

A memorial observance for Poopathy Kanapathipillai, affectionately known as Annai Poopathy, who fasted unto death in pursuit of justice for the Eelam Tamil people, was commemorated at Arivagam, the Kilinochchi District office of the Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi (ITAK).

Russia's Deputy Minister of Energy, Roman Marshavin, met Sri Lanka’s president Anura Kumara Dissanayake in Colombo on Thursday, as Sri Lanka sought its way through the deepening fuel crisis this week.

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Millions of Sri Lankans stayed at home on Wednesday as the government's newly imposed four-day working week for state institutions came into effect, marking the latest emergency measure in a rapidly deepening energy crisis triggered by the war in the Middle East. 

A woman has been rescued alive from a well in Kokkatticholai, Batticaloa, while the decomposed body of another woman was recovered from the same location, prompting an ongoing investigation by Sri Lankan police.

Sri Lanka's Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial in the assassination case of Tamil National Alliance parliamentarian Nadarajah Raviraj, setting aside a High Court acquittal that had stood for nearly a decade and drawing fresh attention to a killing that has come to symbolise the island’s culture of impunity.

Former Sri Lankan troops, including personnel from the Special Task Force (STF), and several military welfare associations took to the streets of Colombo last week, staging a protest near Fort Railway Station to demand legal rights and financial benefits for those injured during the armed conflict. 

Sri Lanka's National Medicines Regulatory Authority has warned that medicine prices across the island are likely to increase, as the country's pharmaceutical sector faces compounding pressure from a weakening rupee, rising global production costs, and surging shipping and insurance charges linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict.