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China's debt trap diplomacy responsible for economic calamity in Sri Lanka - Vimarsana News

China's debt trap diplomacy responsible for economic calamity in Sri Lanka

China debt trap diplomacy has become a major cause of Sri Lanka unprecedented economic crisis due to the failure of the island nation to take better steps t

China is assumed to be better compared to the EU at finishing projects in Africa - Vimarsana News

China is assumed to be better compared to the EU at finishing projects in Africa

Beijing: According to a survey on the activities of Europe and China on the continent, China enjoys a significant advantage over the EU in t... | News Track

"2023 Even Tougher": IMF Chief's Blog Paints Grim Global Picture - Vimarsana News

"2023 Even Tougher": IMF Chief's Blog Paints Grim Global Picture

International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva says "2023 even rougher" in some bad news for the global economy.

Source: ndtv.com
Did China's Belt and Road Initiative destroy Sri Lanka? — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Did China's Belt and Road Initiative destroy Sri Lanka? — Radio Free Asia

A veteran Chinese economist based in the United States analyzes media coverage of China's role in Sri Lanka.

Source: rfa.org
Why Sri Lankan economic crisis is going to repeat in a dozen other nations, including Pakistan and Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Why Sri Lankan economic crisis is going to repeat in a dozen other nations, including Pakistan and Ukraine

Sri Lankan economic crisis: Amid the Russia-Ukraine war, which also serves as another factor of the debts, oil prices have jumped. The exports have been cut off majorly amid the war, resulting in rising in food prices across developing countries.