A day after police arrested people in a district in Sri Lanka due to riots, authorities imposed a nationwide curfew on Monday night. Sri Lanka has been on edge since the April 21st Easter bombings in churches.

Sri Lanka imposes nationwide curfew after riots

The Sri Lankan government for the first time given details of the terrorist involved in Sunday's carnage that killed more than 350 people. In all, there were nine suicide bombers, out of which eight died during the bombings while one, blew himself up when was about to be caught.

Middle class and foreign educated: Face of terror in Sri Lanka

A day after Sri Lankan authorities released CCTV footage of suspected suicide bomber behind the St Sebastian's church blast, a local channel aired surveillance footage purportedly showing two suspected suicide bombers walking through the Shangri-La hotel in Colombo as they denoted the bombs.

CCTV footage shows suspected suicide bombers behind Shangri-La hotel blasts

Two days after the terror attacks, Sri Lanka PM Ranil Wickremesinghe today addressed the media asserting that the bombings could have been prevented if intelligence was avaliable.

I have sought report on why intelligence wasn't shared: Sri Lanka PM Wickremesinghe

The grieving relatives of one of the victims of a suicide bomb blast at St. Sebastian Church in Negombo, Sri Lanka, on Easter Sunday gathered on Tuesday to bury their loved one. Over 100 people died in the attack on the parish on Sunday. A total of 321 were killed in attacks on churches and luxury hotels across the country.

Distraught relatives bury victims of Sri Lankan blasts

A CCTV footage has emerged showing a suspected suicide bomber entering St Sebastian's church in Negombo, on Sunday, moments before a blast which killed more than 50 people and almost entirely blew off the roof of the church.

CCTV video shows suspected suicide bomber entering Sri Lankan church moments before blast