Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka's Poor Hope New President Will Change Their Fortunes
COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan housewife Lankika Dilrukshi says she is tired of the daily struggle needed to provide for her children. On Saturday, she is voting in a presidential poll she sees as key to securing a better future for herself, and her nation.
Sri Lanka's government said on Thursday it has agreed to a preliminary deal with its creditors to restructure about $12.5 ...
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka will vote for its next president Saturday in an effective referendum on an unpopular ...
Sri Lanka has held restricted discussions and secured a draft agreement with major bondholders to restructure about $12.5 ...
Sri Lanka's presidential candidates wrapped up their campaigning on Wednesday, 48 hours before the election, pledging to fix ...
Sri Lanka's tea industry grapples with a steep wage hike, but some estate owners embrace new approaches to balance worker ...
"With the significant improvement in forex reserves and the strength of the rupee, the Cabinet of Ministers has decided to ...
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