02:58

More Videos

05:34

What does Israel have to gain from “protecting” Syria’s Druze?

03:59

What does Trump’s ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill’ entail?

08:07

Bruqin: The deafening cries from occupied Palestine

02:31

Ukraine says Russia kidnapped at least 20,000 children

02:48

US-brokered peace deal sparks debate over DRC resources

02:28

ICE raids spark fear and force businesses to close across the US

02:16

Jadar Valley lithium project in Serbia faces controversy

02:53

Palestinians in occupied West Bank say attacks shattering dreams

03:28

More than a dozen killed in Kenya anti-government protests

02:17

US and Iran clash contest impact of US strikes

World

Sri Lankan government pushes ahead with IMF-linked reforms

The National People's Power swept to victory in Sri Lanka on a promise to oppose existing IMF conditions and protect state assets. But just days after taking office, the government opened talks with the fund, and is now quietly pushing ahead with reforms, as it walks a tightrope between ideals and survival. Lahiru Doloswala reports from Colombo.

June 10, 2025