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Bulathsinhala OIC Held Over Disturbing Assault Claims

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Bulathsinhala OIC Held Over Disturbing Assault Claims

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. Bulathsinhala OIC remand extended until July 15 after court reviews sexual assault claims, medical...

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Shrinking Ad Budgets and Digital Shifts Cripple Sri Lankan Traditional Media Revenue and Agency Growth

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• Economy
• Media
• Technology

Shrinking Ad Budgets and Digital Shifts Cripple Sri Lankan Traditional Media Revenue and Agency Growth

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. Sri Lankan media revenue is shrinking as ad budgets tighten, digital platforms expand, and...

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Law Student Body Found With A Deep Cut On Her Throat

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• Sri Lankan News

Law Student Body Found With A Deep Cut On Her Throat

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. A law student death in Gorakana has triggered a police investigation after officers found...

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AFA Money Laundering Scandal Rocks Argentina Football

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AFA Money Laundering Scandal Rocks Argentina Football

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. The AFA money laundering scandal has placed Argentina’s football leadership under intense scrutiny, as...

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Old Bogambara Prison Reopened After Negombo Riot

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• Sri Lankan News

Old Bogambara Prison Reopened After Negombo Riot

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. Old Bogambara Prison has officially returned to Sri Lanka’s correctional system after a deadly...

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Sri Lankan Aragalaya: Did It Achieve Its Goals?

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Sri Lankan Aragalaya: Did It Achieve Its Goals?

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

Sri Lankan Aragalaya remains an open political question as society debates its victories, failures and democratic legacy....

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Lasantha Murder Complaint Puts AG Under Fire

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• Press Freedom
• Sri Lankan News

Lasantha Murder Complaint Puts AG Under Fire

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Roy Denish. The Lasantha murder complaint filed against Attorney General Parinda Ranasinghe has placed Sri Lanka’s...

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Argentina Favouritism Row Deepens After VAR Storm

• FIFA World Cup 2026
• Football
• Sports

Argentina Favouritism Row Deepens After VAR Storm

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Dwayne Ferreira. Argentina favouritism claims have intensified after the defending champions survived another tense World Cup...

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US Strikes on Iran Kill 14 as Rail Link Halts

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• Iran
• Middle East
• United States
• World News

US Strikes on Iran Kill 14 as Rail Link Halts

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

By Dwayne Ferreira. US strikes on Iran have killed at least 14 people and injured 78 others...

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Can War Medals Be Mocked Inside a Courtroom?

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Can War Medals Be Mocked Inside a Courtroom?

By The Morning Telegraph July 9, 2026

Gallantry medals controversy grows after court remarks about a decorated ex-Air Force officer’s medals during the Suresh...

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