Whoever wins this week’s election must maintain a degree of policy stability if growth and prosperity are to return.

By Libby George, Karin Strohecker and Uditha Jayasinghe LONDON (Reuters) -Sri Lanka reached a draft deal with creditors to ...

Were the JVP/NPP to come to power, it would rapidly come into open and violent conflict with the working class, using ...

Sri Lanka announced an in-principle agreement to restructure approximately USD 17.5 billion of external commercial debts with ...

Sri Lanka's economic collapse was partly blamed on struggling high-debt Chinese mega-projects, but candidates in Saturday's ...

Sri Lanka announced that it has reached Agreements in Principle on the restructuring of approximately USD$ 17.5 billion of ...

Both leading candidates in Sri Lanka's presidential election are promising to give land to the country’s hundreds of ...

The Sri Lanka Human Capital Summit (SLHCS) 2024, held on 18 July in Colombo, was a pivotal event that brought together ...

As a result of the debt treatment agreements with Exim Bank of China, Official Creditor Committee (OCC), China Development Bank (CDB) and bondholders, Sri Lanka will have obtained over USD 17 billion ...

BY Uddeepa Peiris As Sri Lanka navigates through a complex political and economic environment, the need for a shift in ...

Sri Lanka has reached in-principle agreements with external commercial creditors for debt restructuring, including ...

Sri Lanka's presidential candidates pin hopes on Chinese-funded Port City project to revive economy amid financial crisis.