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Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

November 8, 2024
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

Exclusive: IMF Signals Potential Delay in Next Bailout Tranche for Sri Lanka?

by a Special Correspondent in Washington DC A reliable source in Washington DC, who wishes to remain anonymous but maintains strong connections with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has raised concerns over

Sri Lanka/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

Rethinking Debt: Alternatives for Sri Lanka’s Future

The Yukthi Research Collective hosted a significant public forum titled “Is There Another Way? Debt Restructuring, IMF, and the Future of Sri Lanka,” on June 10, 2024, at the Sri Lanka Foundation Institute in Colombo. The event brought together international

June 15, 2024

Debt restructuring, austerity and the IMF: a panacea or an exacerbation? — Part 2

Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

Click here to read Part 1 of this series Neo-liberalism Neo-liberalism is not a solution, but the principal cause of the problem. I would

Debt restructuring, austerity and the IMF: a panacea or an exacerbation? — Part 1

Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

An outline of the problem Post-independent Sri Lanka (Lanka) has suffered from recurrent economic crises; the more notable ones being in August 1953, in

Exclusive: IMF Signals Potential Delay in Next Bailout Tranche for Sri Lanka?

November 8, 2024
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

by a Special Correspondent in Washington DC A reliable source in Washington DC, who wishes to remain anonymous but maintains strong connections with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has raised concerns over

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Rethinking Debt: Alternatives for Sri Lanka’s Future

June 15, 2024
Sri Lanka/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

The Yukthi Research Collective hosted a significant public forum titled “Is There Another Way? Debt Restructuring, IMF, and the Future of Sri Lanka,” on June 10, 2024, at the Sri Lanka Foundation

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Debt restructuring, austerity and the IMF: a panacea or an exacerbation? — Part 2

August 12, 2023
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

Click here to read Part 1 of this series Neo-liberalism Neo-liberalism is not a solution, but the principal cause of the problem. I would like to offer some personal insights here from

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Debt restructuring, austerity and the IMF: a panacea or an exacerbation? — Part 1

August 9, 2023
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

An outline of the problem Post-independent Sri Lanka (Lanka) has suffered from recurrent economic crises; the more notable ones being in August 1953, in the late 1970s and most pertinently the current

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The Role of Alternative Financing Mechanisms to Address Sri Lanka’s Debt Overhang

June 19, 2023
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

The common path followed by almost all IMF member countries in response to sovereign debt crises in recent decades,is to enter into an IMF supported stabilisation and structural adjustment programme. Sri Lanka

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Revival Rhetoric Falls Flat for Struggling Sri Lankans

April 3, 2023
Columns/Human Rights/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

Many Sri Lankans are concerned about their next meal, the high cost of living, deteriorating health, stagnant incomes, how to buy school requisites for their children, malnutrition and increasing poverty which they

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Sri Lanka: Chamber congratulates Government on securing IMF Bailout

March 21, 2023
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce congratulates the Government on securing the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) with the IMF. We appreciate the efforts of the Government led by the President, the Governor of

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Sri Lanka: An Open Letter to Official Bilateral Creditors

March 14, 2023
Business/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

It was with great satisfaction and sincere hope that I welcomed the announcement made last Tuesday by the Managing Director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, that an IMF Executive Board meeting will

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Sri Lanka: IMF’s new Jamaica?

February 16, 2023
Editorials/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

by Our Economic Affairs Correspondent “The IMF’s emphasis on fiscal austerity has proven to be misguided and has resulted in economic stagnation, high levels of unemployment, and increased poverty in many countries.”

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Sri Lanka: Plight of Muslim Women

February 10, 2023
Human Rights/Sri Lanka Debt Cancellation

At a gathering of women for a home cooked meal at Thai Pongal, a Hindu harvest festival, in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka, a Muslim woman remarked that last year 65

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