In an open letter addressed to President Maithripala Sirisena, a collective of professionals known as "DecentLanka2015" has requested all Commission Reports that have not been made public should be made public. Special reference is made to the All Party Representative Committee final report.

It is crystal clear that intelligence and law enforcement in some EU member states is characterized by variety, being the product of their specific history and culture. Majority of states still live in the cold war era while awareness about national security, intelligence and law enforcement is limited in these states. Literacy rate in some Eastern European states is in shamble. In Central and Western Europe, some states introduced major reforms in the field of law enforcement and intelligence but the way their intelligence agencies are operating is not professional due to their consecutive failure to tackle national security threats. These reforms have had mixed results; sometimes states adopted democratic model, and sometimes it looked as though hardly anything has changed. Every state adopted its own culture of national security mechanism, which prevented them to adopt a common security approach. Now, the case of intelligence sharing has become complicated as all member states face deep political and military crisis. From intelligence reforms to information sharing, everything is being illustrated in forums and media debates to find out a viable solution to the mutual difference and priorities of member states. The most important concerns relate to the regime change in Ukraine, the emergence of Islamic State, and new wave of terrorism in Europe. The crisis continues to have significant repercussion for the member states.

The construction of Central Expressway Phase II will be complete in 2.5 years, Minister of Higher Education and Highways Lakshman Kiriella said commencing construction work of the highway from Meerigama to Kurunegala, yesterday.

A 16-year-old Sri Lankan, whose family was having financial woes, was recruited by her neighbours to work in Singapore as a prostitute.