Colombo: International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has said Sri Lanka has become a warning sign for those countries with high debt levels and limited policy space.
Indian government calls all-party meeting over Sri Lanka crisis
The Indian government has called for an all-party meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss the crucial issue of the Sri Lanka crisis. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi made the announcement on …
Indian government calls all-party meeting over Sri Lanka crisis
The Indian government has called for an all-party meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss the crucial issue of the Sri Lanka crisis. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi made the announcement on …
Centre summons all-party meeting on Sri Lanka crisis on July 19
Centre has summoned an all-party meeting to discuss ongoing crisis in Sri Lanka on Tuesday, the second day of Monsoon session of Parliament. The meeting will be briefed by Finance Minister Nirmala …
1st Test: Azam hits ton as Pakistan fight back against Sri Lanka
Skipper Babar Azam made a defiant 119 before Pakistan were bowled out for 218 on day two of the first Test against Sri Lanka on Sunday. Azam single-handedly took the tourists to just four runs …
Babar Azam rescues Pakistan with brilliant century in first Test
The Pakistan captain was the last man out as he dragged the team close to Sri Lanka’s first innings total of 222 all out …
As president flees to Maldives: State of emergency declared in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka declared a state of emergency Wednesday as thousands of people mobbed the prime minister’s office after the country’s …
Deposed Sri Lankan president Gotabaya Rajapaksa denied US visa, flees to the Maldives via jet
Deposed Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa reportedly flew to the Maldives on a military jet, days after being denied a visitor’s visa by the U.S. embassy in Colombo. Rajapaksa, who fled the …
The AP Interview: Sri Lanka candidate sees tough work ahead
Sri Lanka’s opposition leader, who will seek the presidency next week, is vowing to “listen to the people” who are struggling through the island nation’s worst economic crisis.
The AP Interview: Sri Lanka candidate sees tough work ahead
Sri Lanka’s opposition leader, who will seek the presidency next week, is vowing to “listen to the people” who are struggling through the island nation’s worst economic crisis.