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Non-Irish citizens now make up one-in-five people in employment in the state, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.
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Strong ship repair performance, narrowing shipbuilding losses and lower finance costs drive continued recovery Colombo Dockyard PLC continued its return to profitability during the second quarter of…
At a moment when Sri Lanka faces deep political, economic and social uncertainty, it is essential to defend democratic freedoms, uphold the rule of law and advance policies that place the needs and…
The government enjoys a two-thirds majority in Parliament and has a cohesive group of parliamentarians, making it difficult to challenge through parliamentary means.
Trade unions and Government representatives will meet separately today with an independent body in a bid to resolve the ongoing row over public sector pay.
Providers who accept contributions from ineligible investors under the Goverment's new personal investment accounts are set to face financial penalties.
Supporters of migrants will protest outside Leinster House today as the Justice Committee meets for the first time to consider proposed changes to citizenship.
