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  • Mar- 2017 -
    17 March

    MARITIME PIRACY

    Somali pirates on Thursday handed over an oil tanker and eight Sri Lankan hostages captured just days ago, the Oceans Beyond Piracy NGO told

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  • 13 March

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Asian markets mostly rose Monday following last week’s forecast-busting US jobs report but the dollar struggled against most other currencies

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  • 10 March

    PORT INVESTMENT

    Cash-strapped Sri Lanka is to scale back a profitable but controversial deal to sell a deep-sea port to a Chinese company after widespread protests

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  • 6 March

    HUMAN RIGHTS

    Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has rejected a fresh appeal from the United Nations to allow international judges to investigate alleged

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  • Feb- 2017 -
    20 February

    EXTERNAL TRADE

    Japan logged its first trade deficit in five months in January, official data showed Monday, as higher energy prices overwhelmed slower growth in exports

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  • 17 February

    LEGAL BARRIERS

    Google’s venture to beam the internet to remote areas of the world via balloon has hit a legal snag in Sri Lanka that could see the project abandoned

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  • 6 February

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Asian markets rose Monday as investors tracked a record on Wall Street fuelled by a better than expected jump in US jobs, while

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  • Jan- 2017 -
    30 January

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    The dollar tumbled against its major peers in Asia on Monday while regional markets sank in holiday-thinned trade as dealers

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  • 27 January

    STATE BORROWINGS

    Sri Lanka Thursday said it was stuck in a “gigantic debt trap” and that paying off foreign loans would hit a record US$ 2.4 billion

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  • 16 January

    MARKET REACTION

    The pound struggled at 32-year lows against the dollar in Asia on Monday after reports said British Prime Minister Theresa May

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