Sri Lankan Defense Ministry’s top official resigns

Hemasiri Fernando, the most senior official in Sri Lanka’s defense ministry, resigned Thursday April 26 following the jihadist attacks that killed 359 people on Sunday. Sri Lanka’s senior defense ministry official resigned Thursday following jihadist attacks that killed 359 people on Sunday, a ministerial source told AFP. Hemasiri Fernando gave his letter of resignation to…

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Sri Lanka. Lovers will no longer be chased away from public places?

Sri Lankan government fired security official after his teams chased couples holding hands at a public Colombo site In Sri Lanka, a conservative Buddhist country, this decision marks a significant departure from the previous government which regularly allowed the police to arrest young lovers kissing in public. Deputy Foreign Minister Harsha de Silva said he…

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Attacks in Sri Lanka. Religious minorities, targets of recurrent attacks on the island

The attacks which left at least 290 dead in churches and hotels on Sunday April 21 were allegedly carried out by the small group NTJ (National Thowheeth Jama’ath), according to the government. Since the end of the civil war, friction between communities has remained very frequent in this predominantly Buddhist country. The civil war that…

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Blockchain Innovation

Blockchain Beyond Crypto: Pioneering Industry Innovation

Blockchain technology is changing how industries handle data and transactions. It used to be all about cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Now, it’s driving innovation and changing various sectors as of March 2024. This technology opens new ways for industries to deal with global economic challenges. Blockchain’s innovative system offers security and transparency. It is transforming data…

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Sri Lanka: the outgoing reelected but the tension is high

Sri Lanka’s outgoing president Mahinda Rajapakse has been re-elected, state broadcaster Rupavahini reported. “It’s a resounding victory for the president” . Even though the formal announcement of the electoral commission is not due until later today, the spokesman for the head of state, Chandrapala Liyanage, claimed that Rajapakse won the presidential election with a majority…

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