Debt expert reveals China’s double standards in debt deals
China reaching a preliminary debt deal with Sri Lanka shows that the former is more comfortable negotiating debt bilaterally outside
Chinese Foreign Minister Emphasizes Objectivity and Restraint in Major Power Diplomacy
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi conveyed to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken the imperative for major countries to approach
Sri Lanka considers India’s request on Chinese ship
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe is considering India’s request to not allow Chinese Survey and Research Vessel Shi Yan 6 to undertake
Sri Lanka Urges China to Share Debt Terms to Help Other Deals
Sri Lanka is urging China to share with other creditors the terms of its recent $4.2 billion bilateral debt deal,
Sri Lanka Announces Visa Fee Waiver for Tourists from Five Key Nations, Boosting Tourism Potential
In a significant move to bolster its tourism industry, the Cabinet of Ministers in Sri Lanka has officially approved the
MOF says China Exim Bank agreed in principle to restructure $4.2bn of debt
Sri Lanka says it has reached an agreement on the key principles and indicative terms of a debt treatment with
IMF: Sri Lanka’s talks with creditors ongoing, unaware of specific deals
The International Monetary Fund says that it has not yet been informed about any specific agreements that have been reached
China Says Exim Bank, Sri Lanka Reached Preliminary Debt Deal
The Export-Import Bank of China reached a preliminary agreement with Sri Lanka last month on the disposal of China-related debts,
Chinese Research Vessel Secures Port Call in Sri Lanka for November, Strengthening Bilateral Ties
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Sabry, announced that the Chinese research vessel Shi Yan 6 has received authorization
China Sets Ambitious Goal for 50% Growth in Computing Power by 2025 in High-Tech Race Against the U.S.
China has unveiled an ambitious plan to boost its aggregate computing power by over 50% by 2025, underscoring its commitment