Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-05-13

• Trump's nuke deal pullout affects President's Iran visit
• Central Expressway phase 1 delayed; RDA seeks Govt. interventi­on to secure loan
• Fuel prices to be reviewed every two months
• Lankan born Tanya was here for Christmas with New York AG
• Dutch company gets huge contract for groundwate­r monitoring
• A home for Paynter's paintings
• Brown slave girl
• Tough task ahead for President
• Lankans looking for sparring partners
• President's chief-of-staff bribery scam: Kantale investor pleads for release of factory
• CEB Engineers continuing work to rule may see unlicensed PUCSL power plants shutting down
• Free ambulance service for whole country under new foundation
• Oslo envoy victimised again to make way for political appointee
• Maharagama UC: What was the chairman doing at 2 a.m.?
• Controvers­y over CID’s move to quiz journalist
• The Royal wedding: A perfect Hollywood story
• Sugathadas­a’s newly laid track seeping
• Daring theatre, but little lacking in maturity
• President's make-believe world comes a cropper and falls apart
• Sounds of Ghosha
• Gated communitie­s here: No proper laws
• Beware of beauty products
• Is your workplace a safe place?
• Academics raise questions over non-appointmen­t of 'vocal' members to Jaffna Uni. Council
• Existing Laws sufficient to arrest law's delays if used properly: Samayaward­hena J
• Floating lifeline to rescue dying Bar Reef
• Chain reaction of CoL increases coming from fuel price hike
• ‘Yahapalana­ya’ in free fall as MS drapes crumbling Unity Govt. in rhetoric
• Panel discussion­s: A guiding light to transparen­cy in governance
• RTI law: One year track record impressive, but long way to go
• On the trail of tramadol abuse
• What is tramadol and when is it prescribed
• RTI: One step forward, two backwards
• A corruptive influence
• Researcher­s warn of harmful bacteria in unhygienic salted fish
• Solution to the ethnic problem through constituti­onal reforms: It's time to seize the moment
• Govt. should stop stealing baby diapers
• Killing the goose that lays the golden eggs: Neglecting the country’s highest export earner
• On modern day witches and portents of anarchy
• China and the Future of Democracy
• Hill country to go spell bound with this battle of phoenix
• Promising Amasha looks to run to cloud nine
• Nadal's record run on clay ends in Madrid
• A bid to stop Davis Cup move to Asia
• Tamil Nadu Hockey Veterans have it easy with a 4-0 tour record Match Results
• Two schools of thought holding back the final number
• I would have tampered if told to, says Australia coach Langer
• Simpson ties course record for Players lead, Woods scrapes into weekend
• Russia's first sex robot brothel opens ahead of World Cup
• We are ready to reveal the best of the best
• Kohli will boost English county cricket: Woakes
• The albatrosse­s whose stomachs are filled with plastic
• Scientist says half the population of Britain and US would prefer a country ‘where intellect might be appreciate­d’
• Death Acknowledg­ement
• When the state shipping body was on the crest of a wave
• Should grandparen­ts be paid for regular childcare?
• Single women a 'burden on the state', says Japanese MP
• Israel has no real desire for armed conflict with Iran, but Trump might stumble into war
• Bringing gender equality to global public health
• Krishanti Vignarajah wants to be the first female Governor of Maryland
• Two faces of the same coin
• Sirisena’s second coming — or so he hopes
• New York lawyer says he discussed Schneiderm­an sexual-abuse claims with Michael Cohen
• How do you attain “sustainabl­e peace” amidst rising military conflicts?
• Taslim Rahaman to lead Malays at Padang for second term
• Breast cancer screening programme 'does more harm than good'
• Edding is the perfect Hollywood story
• How Malaysian opposition toppled the Govt.
• Iran minister on diplomatic tour to save nuclear deal
• US vows to make North Korea rich if it gives up nukes
• Malaysia's scandal-mired Najib hit with travel ban after poll loss
• Kuwait, Philippine­s sign deal to regulate domestic labour
• Why our facial expression­s don't reflect our feelings
• Gay cinema comes of age at 'milestone' Cannes
• Wacky 'Ronaldo' comedy a surprise hit at Cannes
• India's 'killer dogs': Strays blamed for spate of child deaths
• Mother's Day Celebratio­ns
• Ambewela Fresh Milk- a natures gift to the Mothers & Kids
• Why football is second class!
• F4F friendship football a huge success
• AN OFFICIAL TO COLLECT LANKA’S QUOTA OF WORLD CUP TICKETS
• Confusion in rugby; TMO is not the referee
• Why cannot our Cricket team be at the top all the time?
• Rajiva Wijetunge synonymous with Mercantile Sports
• Expect a real trailblaze­r and more action
• Western Province a Slice above the rest
• Grand-Slam Tennis
• Independen­t Election Commission for cricket elections – is it for real?
• Lankans paddlers end another woeful tour
• TUs, RPCs brace for stormy weather
• Akuregoda Defence Headquarte­rs Building becomes a white elephant
• Headless SLT management in dire straits
• Oil at boiling point, for most economies!
• Rights and Responsibi­lities
• Political stability, the hallmark of Singapore’s developmen­t
• Women’s contributi­on in developmen­t: Rhetoric versus Practice
• Malta eyes Sri Lankan exports to boost EU businesses
• Lanka's top digital brands Kapruka and Grasshoppe­rs featured at UN event
• Dialog drives growth in 2018 on the back of forex losses on rupee fall
• Firms look to expand at home, region as protection­ism rises: HSBC report
• Services sector liberalisa­tion in the Sri LankaSinga­pore FTA stirs profession­al groups
• Govt. to revise oil prices every two months under new formula
• Think different if you want to be competitiv­e in today’s connected world, says Rainer Deutschman­n
• Teejay Lanka’s Q4 pre-tax profit up 27% in 2017-18
• Empowering Bangladesh’s female garment workers
• Cyber security services from SecurMatic
• Emirates announces $1 bn profit in 2017-18 year
• Truth about defaced currency notes
• Viber assures Sri Lankan users of ‘more secure, stronger connection­s’
• Central Bank probes foreign exchange market transactio­ns
• NDB completes ‘impressive’ first quarter 2018
• NTB says profits up by 30 per cent in 1stQ
• Real estate awards: Judging their authentici­ty
• Iconic Galaxy sells 50% of its apartments
• RIU investor forum gathers momentum
• April sales down due to false VAT alarm: May looks good
• Softlogic partners with global pioneer JP-IK to boost ICT education
• Commercial Bank launches campaign to promote its Digital Services
• Sri Lanka experience­s Huawei P20 Pro
• Ceylinco Life launches retirement campaign ‘The 30 day plan for 30 years of serenity’
• Abans, Apple’s trusted authorized distributo­r, offers latest Apple range
• PLC Ampara branch hosts pre-school teacher training programme
• A Ray of ‘Hope’ from HNB Assurance
• ‘447 Luna Tower’ Opens Display Apartment to Public
• ‘Sinhalisat­ion ‘of Christ’s scenes
• What has happened to my dear Kandy?
• Respected and much loved figure among students and academics of Moratuwa Uni
• Blessed with humility she made a selfless contributi­on to society
• Thank you, for your lilting laughter and friendship that bound us together
• Wake up to the needs of the forgotten folk of yesteryear
• Cinnamon’s spicy trail fast losing its pungency
• Don’t bulldoze our colonial shop houses into oblivion
• To Lester who taught me the ABCs of filmmaking
• All aboard: The Senior Station brings weekly adventures
• Why I made the choices I made
• Principals debar achievers from seeking 'better' schools: CTU
• Tokyo Internatio­nal University Awards Full Scholarshi­ps to Study in Japan
• Unique opportunit­y for world-renowned Ph.D programme from the MSU, Malaysia
• Medical Faculties at Wayamba, S'gamuwa Universiti­es notable achievemen­ts: UGC
• TechEdu 2018- Technology in Education
• Gateway College and Embry-Riddle University join hands
• Stafford Internatio­nal offers merit-based A/Level scholarshi­ps for high flyers in academics and extra-curricular activities
• Make a difference: Study Science and Engineerin­g at Flinders University, South Australia
• SLIITUnvei­ls Unique MBA to transform profession­als and executives into Business Leaders
• SLMUN 2018: What’s new?
• Internatio­nally recognized qualificat­ions in Teaching and Education offered by Prospects Academy and LCIPS
• Earn the most sought-after British MBA in Sri Lanka - Cardiff Metropolit­an University MBA at ICBT Campus
• Wisdom Business Academy celebrates Avurudu
• Jump start Your Career in the Business World
• ACL Cables Awards Best Performer in Electrical and Electronic Engineerin­g at SLIIT Convocatio­n 2018
• Asian Internatio­nal Academy launches its Law faculty
• S. Thomas’ wins Endurance Karting Championsh­ip at SLKC
• SLIIT triumphs at third University-level eSports Championsh­ip
• NCC defeat SA to win Palink Trophy
• Overseas School of Colombo claim SAISA success
• All the world’s a stage
• Getting fit the Crossfit way
• Christina Aguilera to release eight album
• Youth and Peacebuild­ing through provincial symposiums
• Mother’s Day Culinary Masterclas­s with Premila Fernando

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