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Born into a world that no longer exists - Vimarsana News

Born into a world that no longer exists

The Long Littleness of Life: A Memoir of Government, the United Nations, Family and Friends by Leelananda De Silva (Stamford Lake Publication) 305pp Rs 1,000/- Reviewed by Jayantha Somasundaram Leelananda De Silva’s autobiography is almost a textbook narrative of the generation that inherited a post-Independent Ceylon. Many of that generation were children of the gentry […]

Source: island.lk
Sri Lanka Urges China to 'Dramatically Change' Its Stance on Debt as Talks With IMF Begin - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka Urges China to 'Dramatically Change' Its Stance on Debt as Talks With IMF Begin

Sri Lankan government data suggests that out of $51 billion in foreign debt, loans from China constitute around 10 percent. In comparison, Western-led... 24.08.2022, Sputnik International

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
Did China's Belt and Road Initiative destroy Sri Lanka? — BenarNews - Vimarsana News

Did China's Belt and Road Initiative destroy Sri Lanka? — BenarNews

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

Claims of Sri Lanka 'debt trap' dismissed - Vimarsana News

Claims of Sri Lanka 'debt trap' dismissed

Persistent claims in Western media that Sri Lanka is falling into a "Chinese debt trap" fly in the face of the facts, say analysts who stress the need for the crisis-hit country to receive concrete assistance as lawmakers lay down a path for a return to stability.