Sri Lanka, Feb. 10 -- Sri Lanka has recorded a notable improvement in its global standing on the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), released today (10) by Transparency International.

According to the data, Sri Lanka showed a positive trajectory over the past year moving up 14 places in the index, which ranks more than 180 countries and territories on perceived levels of public sector corruption.

In the 2024 CPI, the country recorded a score of 32, placing it at 121st globally. However, the 2025 index show an increase in the score to 35, lifting Sri Lanka to 107th place in the global rankings.

This 14-place improvement suggests growing confidence in the country's recent efforts to address public sector corruption while the three-p...