Sri Lanka’s debt negotiations conclude as a new government under the leadership of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake takes office. His early months have seen several state visits, including to China. What lies ahead for Colombo-Beijing relations?
More on these latest developments in the fourth issue of the Sri Lanka – China Economic Brief
An online discussion on the current status and developments of social safety networks in Sri Lanka was held on 28 October 2022.
Arutha hosted a roundtable discussion on its newly launched report, The Political Economy of Debt, featuring Prof. Mick Moore, a political economist from the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex…
In keeping with Arutha’s aim of sharing nonpartisan, accurate information and research insights, we have complied a series of proposals for consideration in the national budget for 2025. We believe that these measures would enable Sri Lanka to address urgent issues including revenue generation, inequality as well as the provision of essential goods and services to…
Arutha together with Factum completed the first phase of our economic journalism training with several sessions for local media platforms across the country including News19, DreamSpace Academy, Mojo News, Newswire and Hari TV. These were carried out in English and Sinhala languages. The trainings covered Sri Lanka’s latest economic crisis, current developments as well as…
To provide clarity on Sri Lanka’s economic trajectory in an accessible manner, Arutha conducted its first civic education program open to members of the general public on 29 August 2024. The event was held at the Lakmahal community library, and was an interactive session centred on the recent economic crisis, exploring its causes and implications…
An online discussion on the current status and developments of social safety networks in Sri Lanka was held on 28 October 2022.