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Sri Lanka’s Economic Turmoil: A Historical Perspective on Inflation and Social Unrest
Sri Lanka is gradually emerging from an external sovereign default, often compared to similar situations in Latin America. This default was triggered by macroeconomic policies aimed at targeting potential output through high inflation, supported by unsound monetary practices. Over the past two years, Sri Lanka has experienced a rare period of stability as the central
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Sri Lanka Seeks to Enhance Transparent and Mutually Beneficial Relations with China: Foreign Minister
Sri Lanka is set on enhancing its relationship with China in a way that is both mutually beneficial and transparent, according to the nation’s Foreign Minister, Vijitha Herath. Speaking at the Chinese Lunar New Year Reception held this week at the Shangri La Hotel in Colombo, Minister Herath emphasized the longstanding friendship and support China
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Every March, Colombo performs a ritual. Executives take “urgent leave.”… Read more: Battle of the Blues: Tradition, Privilege – and the Illusion of Equality - The Billion-Dollar Gap: Why Sri Lanka’s Gems Leave Rich — and Return Poor
Sri Lanka is globally synonymous with gems. From sapphires and… Read more: The Billion-Dollar Gap: Why Sri Lanka’s Gems Leave Rich — and Return Poor