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Why Sri Lanka’s US$3.7 Billion Sinopec Refinery Deal Is Facing Cancellation ert56y7uhjg

Why Sri Lanka’s US$3.7 Billion Sinopec Refinery Deal Is Facing Cancellation

By The Morning Telegraph November 2, 2026
Disputes over domestic fuel sales, long-term tax concessions, environmental responsibilities and the future of the state-owned Sapugaskanda...
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SINOPEC Deal Cancelled! The $4.5 Billion Decision That Changes Everything 567tyugf

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By The Morning Telegraph November 2, 2026
Proposed US$3.7 billion investment faces renewed scrutiny over domestic-market access, tax concessions and environmental obligations, while a...
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The Central Bank’s ‘Friendly Monopoly’: Is Big Business Behind the Repression of Small Farmers? rtfd

The Central Bank’s ‘Friendly Monopoly’: Is Big Business Behind the Repression of Small Farmers?

By The Morning Telegraph October 31, 2026
Colombo, November 1, 2026 — Concerns are emerging over potential conflicts of interest within the Central Bank...
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Harin Fernando Champions Youth Empowerment and Economic Stability at International Forum in India (Video) Harin Fernando delivering his keynote address at NavaDisha Global Dialogue in Karnataka, India

Harin Fernando Champions Youth Empowerment and Economic Stability at International Forum in India (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph October 28, 2026
Harin Fernando champions youth empowerment, economic stability and stronger India – Sri Lanka relations at the NavaDisha...
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The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few rteurjymkhf

The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few

By The Morning Telegraph October 28, 2026
COLOMBO — Renewable-energy representatives accuse the Government of disadvantaging households and smaller solar businesses while major corporate...
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