German artist Iris Rousseau is a world-renowned artist for bronze sculptures. She sculptures life-size figures for various personalities from politics, medicine and science, portraits, small sculptures, child and animal sculptures and reliefs. The female nudes in bronze have well become prominent trademark of her works.
With the help of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Berlin, officials of the PICU-project based in Hanover / Germany have travelled to Sri Lanka to discuss further steps to promote the development of the Karapitiya Teaching Hospital and other projects for the upliftment of the medical services for children in Sri Lanka. During their Read More
In its latest annual report on terrorism, the US State Department Bureau of Counterterrorism says the LTTE employed charities as fronts to collect and divert funds for their activities.
The Government of Sri Lanka strongly condemns the twin blasts that took place at the Chennai Central Railway Station this morning, (1st May 2014) on a train that had arrived from Bengalooru.
As part of oneworld, SriLankan will be able to offer all of its customers seamless connections across a global network serving almost 1,000 destinations in more than 150 countries, with first rate connections between the world’s leading business centres.
The maiden webpage of the Sri Lankan Embassy in Cuba was launched recently which is now officially up and running under the domain name www.srilankaembcuba.org
Mr. Nobuhito Hobo, Ambassador of Japan extends his heartiest congratulations to Tokyo Cement Company (Lanka) PLC in recognition of the distinguished service in contributing to the deepening of mutual understanding and friendship between Japan and Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka and Maldives have agreed to enhance bilateral co-operation following the successful completion of the official visit to Sri Lanka by Maldivian Foreign Minister (Ms.) Dunya Maumoon at the invitation of Minister of External Affairs of Sri Lanka (Prof.) G.L. Peiris.
Carolyn Cummins Commercial Property Editor James Packer’s plan to enter the Sri Lankan resort market appears to have hit a stumbling block with reports that the Sri Lankan government has refused to allow casinos at three super-luxury resorts planned in the capital because opponents said they would lead to prostitution.
The Speaker of Balochistan Assembly of Pakistan, Mir Jan Muhammad Khan Jamali, along with Minister Ghulam Mustafa khan Tareen and a group of lady parliamentarians of the provincial assembly, called on President Mahinda Rajapaksa at Temple Trees this morning.
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