Former Sri Lanka president Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled his country amid massive protests, was not being provided any privileges, immunity or hospitality, Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister said.
It is not the right time for Gotabaya Rajapaksa to return to Sri Lanka as his presence here could inflame political tensions in the country, says current Lankan President.
Perpetrators of the heinous 2019 Easter Sunday attacks have either integrated with the country's political fraternity or employed with the police force, Sri Lanka's Catholic Church Archbishop said.
Sri Lanka's President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Sunday said that there is no point in demanding that he "goes home" as he has no home to go to while referring to the threats received from the protestors
In order to enhance ties with Russia, the newly appointed Sri Lankan Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Sabry met with the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Sri Lanka Yury Materiy on Sunday
Sri Lankans have been urged not to overcrowd fuel stations in the country as the fuel distribution process for vehicles as per QR code system which was delayed earlier, will be implemented from Monday
Replying to a question on unemployment, Panagariya, a professor of economics at Columbia University asserted that India's problem is not unemployment; instead, it is under-employment
The World Food Programme said that the remaining petrol reserves in Sri Lanka are likely to be insufficient to meet the needs of people
Sri Lanka's President Ranil Wickremesinghe said that the unrest had delayed a possible deal with the International Monetary Fund to help pull the bankrupt nation out of its economic crisis
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Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has written to MPs, inviting them to form an all-party national government to help the bankrupt country to recover from the worst economic crisis
The government hopes to secure an Extended Fund Facility.
Transport costs surge 143.6%, while food prices have increased 90.9%
Sri Lanka has resumed technical discussions with the International Monetary Fund on a potential bailout after a new government took office, the finance ministry said on Friday.
Sri Lanka's exports grew 21 per cent during the first six months of the year and earned USD 5 billion for the crisis-hit country, according to official figures released on Friday. Sri Lanka's exports to India too witnessed an over 21 per cent increase assisted by increased exports of animal feed (19.26 per cent), Arecanuts (95.96 per cent) and textile (47.76 per cent) during January to June, the Export Development Board said. India is placed third behind the US and UK as the biggest export market for Sri Lanka. Exports to the United States, Sri Lanka's single largest export destination, increased by 46.16 per cent to USD 323.65 million compared to the month of June 2021. The better performance was led by an increase in exports of apparel & textile (29.68 per cent) and coconut-based products (26.8 per cent), according to a press release. The exports to US recorded USD 1,687.73 million worth of exports in the period of January to June 2022 a significant year-on-year increase of ...
YSR Congress Party general secretary V Vijay Sai Reddy on Thursday said Andhra Pradesh will not become like Sri Lanka as its debt is much lower than the Centre and within the permissible limit
The prorogation means all current business before the House are suspended and all proceedings pending at the time are quashed except impeachments.
In the backdrop of reports of a proposed visit by a Chinese vessel to Sri Lanka's Hambanthota port next month, India on Thursday said it monitors any development having a bearing on its security
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said his government's main priorities are to fix the country's ailing economy and end the fuel shortage that has exacerbated after the last shipment
The RBI, in a report in June 2022, said that several Indian states are posting worrisome numbers, mainly due to populist measures