Sri Lanka in crisis: After president flees, ire turns on PM
Protesters stormed the Sri Lankan Prime Minister's office and demanded his resignation.
Protesters stormed the Sri Lankan Prime Minister's office and demanded his resignation.
Kiwi Sri Lankan offers a glimpse at what a debt crisis looks like.
Corruption and mismanagement have left the island nation laden with severe debt.
The country is suffering from severe shortages of food, fuel and medicine.
New York Times: Many people are living on the edge, unable to buy even the basics.
Sri Lanka wasn't always a basket case. In fact, quite the opposite has been true.
Several more nations are in similar straits and on the brink of breakdown.
Chaos that has engulfed country sent President fleeing and saw protesters swamp his home.
New York Times: Protesters cook in the PM's garden and lounge in the president's bedroom.
A once relatively wealthy and stable nation plunged into chaos.
Telegraph: Experts warn a swathe of countries could be pushed to breaking point.
The Dane will enter New Zealand as a cargo ship passenger.
New York Times: Dynasty undone by what its own allies call incompetence and denial.
Sri Lanka in worst economic crisis since independence, triggering widespread protests.
New York Times: The Rajapaksa family's iron grip on power appears to be slipping.
Apsara Wimalasiri was home in Sri Lanka for a visit when she was killed.
Sri Lankans for months have endured fuel, food and food shortages and daily power outages.
Protesters are calling on the debt-ridden nation's president to resign.
Hundreds of enraged Muslims descended on the factory.
Visitors under the category will be exempt from Covid-19 border restrictions.
Indian media claimed last month the NZ team faced risk of terror attack while in Pakistan.
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