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Sri Lanka’s Digital Transformation Faces Major Security Test as Government Orders Action Over Critical PHP Vulnerabilities

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Sri Lanka’s Digital Transformation Faces Major Security Test as Government Orders Action Over Critical PHP Vulnerabilities

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

By Roy Denish Sri Lanka PHP security vulnerabilities have prompted government action after critical flaws threatened websites...

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When the Graveyard Demon Meets the Supreme Court: Buddhist Monks Suspend Protest After Extraordinary Religious and Political Confrontation

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When the Graveyard Demon Meets the Supreme Court: Buddhist Monks Suspend Protest After Extraordinary Religious and Political Confrontation

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

By Roy Denish The Gnanasara Thero protest in Colombo has been suspended after senior Buddhist prelates intervened...

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Karuna Amman’s Fake Diplomatic Passport: New Court Revelations Raise Questions About Military Intelligence and State Involvement

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Karuna Amman’s Fake Diplomatic Passport: New Court Revelations Raise Questions About Military Intelligence and State Involvement

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

By Roy Denish The Karuna Amman fake passport case has resurfaced in Colombo court proceedings, with prosecutors...

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The Maha Nayaka Warning: Is the Satyagraha Serving Politics or True Monkhood?

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The Maha Nayaka Warning: Is the Satyagraha Serving Politics or True Monkhood?

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

COLOMBO — As monks suspend their campaign for Ven. Gnanasara Thero’s release, the Chief Prelates’ appeal for...

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Families Challenge Somadeva’s Chemmani Excavation Report

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Families Challenge Somadeva’s Chemmani Excavation Report

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

JAFFNA — Families of the disappeared have asked the Jaffna Magistrate’s Court to scrutinise an interim archaeological...

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SriLankan Cyber Attack: The Massive Cover-Up Sacrificing National Security

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SriLankan Cyber Attack: The Massive Cover-Up Sacrificing National Security

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

COLOMBO — Regulators are examining a possible June cybersecurity incident and allegations that the national carrier failed...

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The ‘123’ Fraud: Are Sri Lanka’s Education Consultancies Running a Human Trafficking Racket?

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The ‘123’ Fraud: Are Sri Lanka’s Education Consultancies Running a Human Trafficking Racket?

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

COLOMBO — An education agency identified as “123” is accused of collecting substantial payments from 21 students...

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The Politics of Words Exposed: Why Calling Ruwanwelisaya a ‘Monument’ is Sparking Massive Outrage

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The Politics of Words Exposed: Why Calling Ruwanwelisaya a ‘Monument’ is Sparking Massive Outrage

By The Morning Telegraph October 24, 2026

ANURADHAPURA — The dispute over one word reveals a deeper question about how Sri Lanka’s institutions should...

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Organised Crime Bill: Is the Government Flooding the Zone?

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Organised Crime Bill: Is the Government Flooding the Zone?

By The Morning Telegraph October 24, 2026

COLOMBO — An examination of Sri Lanka’s proposed security legislation suggests that overlapping detention powers, broad definitions...

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Harini’s Silence and the Politics of Selective Feminism

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Harini’s Silence and the Politics of Selective Feminism

By The Morning Telegraph October 24, 2026

COLOMBO — The reported sexualised ridicule of a woman associated with an opposition protest raises a difficult...

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