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India Backs Sri Lanka to Secure IMF Bailout Plan Amid Crisis

India Backs Sri Lanka to Secure IMF Bailout Plan Amid Crisis

By Krishan Francis
Foreign Minister Jaishankar said it has extended financing assurances to the IMF to clear the plan but did not reveal the nature of these assurances.

Has the Sri Lankan Crisis Triggered a Change in Ethnic Relations?

Has the Sri Lankan Crisis Triggered a Change in Ethnic Relations?

By Eranga Jayawardena
For the first time ever, an event held by mostly Sinhalese also memorialized Tamil victims of the decades-long civil war.
Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa Family Falls From Grace

Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa Family Falls From Grace

By David Rising and Krutika Pathi
President Gotabaya, who is the last Rajapaksa still clinging to national office, has not been seen outside his heavily guarded compound.

Sri Lankan Prime Minister Resigns After Weeks of Protests

Sri Lankan Prime Minister Resigns After Weeks of Protests

By Krishan Francis and Bharatha Mallawarachi
Mahinda Rajapaksa is the fourth member of the Rajapaksa clan to step down since the political crisis worsened in late March.

Sri Lanka Is on the Brink of Bankruptcy

Sri Lanka Is on the Brink of Bankruptcy

By Bharatha Mallawarachi
The island's usable foreign reserves are now down to less than $50 million.

Rajapaksas’ Unpopularity Surges as Debt Crisis Worsens

Rajapaksas’ Unpopularity Surges as Debt Crisis Worsens

By Krutika Pathi and Krishan Francis
But Sri Lanka's ruling family is refusing to heed the demand for their resignation.

Will Sri Lanka’s IMF Gamble Work?

Will Sri Lanka’s IMF Gamble Work?

By Rathindra Kuruwita
Implementing the IMF’s recommendations will be a daunting task for the Rajapaksa government as it will be resisted by the masses, opposition parties, and trade unions.
Sri Lankan President and PM Locked in a Tug-of-War

Sri Lankan President and PM Locked in a Tug-of-War

By Sudha Ramachandran
Under pressure from the people to resign, Gotabaya and Mahinda Rajapaksa are scheming separately, each to sink the other to save his own seat.

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