Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka rescues 40 Iranian sailors from international waters, facilitates return to Iran
The sailors from 19 ships were brought ashore at Galle Harbor, about 126 km from the commercial capital, Colombo, and were given medical treatment before returning to Iran early on Sunday morning.
South Asia’s UN speeches reveal a changing strategic order- opinion
India, Sri Lanka, and Israel’s overlooked Indian Ocean opportunity - opinion
Buddhist monks, locals protest Chabad House in Sri Lanka amid threats, harassment
Sri Lanka deaths hit 359, U.S. envoy confirms foreign groups responsible
The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for the coordinated bomb attacks on churches and hotels.
ISIS claims responsibility for Sri Lanka church attack
Muslim terrorists killed over 300 people and wounded over 500 in an attack on a church on Easter Sunday.
ISIS claims responsibility for Sri Lanka bombings that killed 321
Islamic State gave no evidence for its claim. The government has said at least seven suicide bombers were involved.
Sri Lanka detains Syrian in investigation of blasts; toll rises to 321
No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Sri Lankan ambassador to Israel: 'We are still in shock'
Envoy to Israel says waiting for word from Colombo regarding assistance needs
Do not accept the 'retaliation' narrative for Sri Lanka - analysis
After the Christchurch attack references to the perpetrator's “manifesto” were largely absent and there were calls to ban the manifesto or make it difficult to find online.
Unconfirmed reports blame Zahran Hashim for Sri Lanka attack. Who is he?
An Islamist extremist imam, he was a prolific lecturer for National Tawheed Jamaath.
Terra Incognita: The insidious genocidal evil of terrorism
Suicide bombers and 'foreign network': Sri Lanka terror attack
Photos of alleged perpetrators have also circulated online.
Hezbollah's Nasrallah: Terror kills joy, be it in Sri Lanka or Palestine
The terrorist leader denounced the attacks in Sri Lanka that claimed the lives of 290 people.