As Sri Lanka looks at solutions, protesters leave offic...
Sri Lankan protesters who occupied official buildings to push their demands for a new government say they'll vacate the offices while Parliament seeks options
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Sri Lankan protesters who occupied official buildings to push their demands for a new government say they'll vacate the offices while Parliament seeks options
Sri Lankan protesters retreated from government buildings they seized and military troops reinforced security at the Parliament on Thursday, establishing a tenuous calm in a country in both economic meltdown and political limbo.
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Protesters retreated from government buildings Thursday in Sri Lanka, restoring a tenuous calm to the economically crippled country, and the embattled president at last emailed
Protesters in Sri Lanka have sent the former president packing this week. Opponents of Sri Lanka’s leadership have yet to achieve their greater goal: securing a unity government to lift the country out of economic misery.
Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa resigned by email Thursday, as protesters retreated from government buildings they had seized in the embattled country.