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China-Sri Lanka Cooperation: Central Expressway Construction Resumes
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake announced the recommencement of the Central Expressway project in Colombo on September 17, 2025, highlighting strengthened Sino-Sri Lankan ties and China's aid during Sri Lanka's economic crisis.
China-Sri Lanka Cooperation: Central Expressway Construction Resumes
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake announced the recommencement of the Central Expressway project in Colombo on September 17, 2025, highlighting strengthened Sino-Sri Lankan ties and China's aid during Sri Lanka's economic crisis.
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24% Bias Score
Sri Lanka's IMF Bailout: A Human Cost Analysis
Sri Lanka's 2023 IMF bailout, while stabilizing the economy, has imposed austerity measures causing widespread hardship and undermining social services, impacting 6.3 million people skipping meals and 65,600 facing severe food shortages.
Sri Lanka's IMF Bailout: A Human Cost Analysis
Sri Lanka's 2023 IMF bailout, while stabilizing the economy, has imposed austerity measures causing widespread hardship and undermining social services, impacting 6.3 million people skipping meals and 65,600 facing severe food shortages.
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48% Bias Score
Northern Sri Lanka: A Journey Through Wildlife, Culture, and Post-Conflict Recovery
A journey through northern Sri Lanka reveals a stark contrast with the south: a slower pace of life, a thriving wildlife population (including the highest concentration of leopards in the country), and a distinct cultural blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, shaped by the legacy of the civil war.
Northern Sri Lanka: A Journey Through Wildlife, Culture, and Post-Conflict Recovery
A journey through northern Sri Lanka reveals a stark contrast with the south: a slower pace of life, a thriving wildlife population (including the highest concentration of leopards in the country), and a distinct cultural blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, shaped by the legacy of the civil war.
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44% Bias Score
Sri Lanka Mass Grave Unearths Evidence of War Crimes
The excavation of a mass grave in Chemmani, Sri Lanka, containing 140 skeletons, including children's, has unearthed evidence of potential war crimes committed during the country's civil war, reigniting calls for international oversight into unresolved human rights abuses.
Sri Lanka Mass Grave Unearths Evidence of War Crimes
The excavation of a mass grave in Chemmani, Sri Lanka, containing 140 skeletons, including children's, has unearthed evidence of potential war crimes committed during the country's civil war, reigniting calls for international oversight into unresolved human rights abuses.
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36% Bias Score
Tourist Feeding of Asian Elephants Leads to Deadly Consequences
A study reveals that feeding Asian elephants, especially by tourists, leads to begging behavior, increased boldness towards humans, and fatal consequences for both elephants and people in Sri Lanka and India; researchers urge strict feeding bans and responsible tourism.
Tourist Feeding of Asian Elephants Leads to Deadly Consequences
A study reveals that feeding Asian elephants, especially by tourists, leads to begging behavior, increased boldness towards humans, and fatal consequences for both elephants and people in Sri Lanka and India; researchers urge strict feeding bans and responsible tourism.
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48% Bias Score
Sri Lanka's LGBTQ+ Community Faces Violence Amidst Legal Delays on Decriminalization
In Sri Lanka, despite a Supreme Court ruling supporting decriminalization, colonial-era laws criminalizing same-sex relations persist, leading to violence against LGBTQ+ individuals like 20-year-old Maya, who was assaulted for being gay and feared reporting the crime due to the existing laws.
Sri Lanka's LGBTQ+ Community Faces Violence Amidst Legal Delays on Decriminalization
In Sri Lanka, despite a Supreme Court ruling supporting decriminalization, colonial-era laws criminalizing same-sex relations persist, leading to violence against LGBTQ+ individuals like 20-year-old Maya, who was assaulted for being gay and feared reporting the crime due to the existing laws.
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20% Bias Score
Second Case of Chikungunya Fever Imported to Russia
Russia has reported a second imported case of chikungunya fever, with the patient being a relative of the first case and having recently returned from Sri Lanka; health officials are testing a third family member and maintain that the risk of domestic spread is nonexistent.
Second Case of Chikungunya Fever Imported to Russia
Russia has reported a second imported case of chikungunya fever, with the patient being a relative of the first case and having recently returned from Sri Lanka; health officials are testing a third family member and maintain that the risk of domestic spread is nonexistent.
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32% Bias Score
Sri Lanka's Former President Released on Bail Amidst Corruption Allegations
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing public funds for his wife's graduation ceremony in London, but released on bail Tuesday amidst large-scale public protests, prompting accusations of a political witch-hunt from the opposition but the gover...
Sri Lanka's Former President Released on Bail Amidst Corruption Allegations
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing public funds for his wife's graduation ceremony in London, but released on bail Tuesday amidst large-scale public protests, prompting accusations of a political witch-hunt from the opposition but the gover...
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44% Bias Score
Former Sri Lankan President Arrested on Misuse of Funds Charges
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing state funds during a 2023 trip to London, where his wife received an honorary professorship; police say an investigation is underway.
Former Sri Lankan President Arrested on Misuse of Funds Charges
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing state funds during a 2023 trip to London, where his wife received an honorary professorship; police say an investigation is underway.
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44% Bias Score
Subtle Racism in Italy: A Sri Lankan Woman's Perspective
Nadeesha Uyangoda's essay, "The Only Black Person in the Room," published in Spanish, details her experiences as a Sri Lankan woman growing up in Italy, exposing subtle racism within seemingly neutral societal systems and advocating for full citizenship rights for racialized minorities.
Subtle Racism in Italy: A Sri Lankan Woman's Perspective
Nadeesha Uyangoda's essay, "The Only Black Person in the Room," published in Spanish, details her experiences as a Sri Lankan woman growing up in Italy, exposing subtle racism within seemingly neutral societal systems and advocating for full citizenship rights for racialized minorities.
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44% Bias Score
China and Sri Lanka Deepen Strategic Partnership, Focusing on Economic Cooperation
During a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese and Sri Lankan foreign ministers agreed to deepen their strategic partnership, focusing on infrastructure projects, economic cooperation, and exploring new areas such as green energy and the digital economy, while emphasizing that maritime cooperation is not...
China and Sri Lanka Deepen Strategic Partnership, Focusing on Economic Cooperation
During a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese and Sri Lankan foreign ministers agreed to deepen their strategic partnership, focusing on infrastructure projects, economic cooperation, and exploring new areas such as green energy and the digital economy, while emphasizing that maritime cooperation is not...
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56% Bias Score
Colombo's Rapid Transformation: Modern Development Meets Colonial Heritage
Colombo, Sri Lanka's rapidly changing capital, is experiencing a surge in modern development juxtaposed against its colonial-era architecture, evidenced by new buildings in Port City and Slave Island, alongside the historic Old Fort.
Colombo's Rapid Transformation: Modern Development Meets Colonial Heritage
Colombo, Sri Lanka's rapidly changing capital, is experiencing a surge in modern development juxtaposed against its colonial-era architecture, evidenced by new buildings in Port City and Slave Island, alongside the historic Old Fort.
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44% Bias Score
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