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Sri Lanka Confirms Major Debt Deal With China
The terms of the restructuring agreed upon will provide the space for Sri Lanka to implement its reform agenda.
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China's Rise As Global Power A Fact Of Life, Says Former Foreign Secretary
Stating that the rise in China's power globally is a "fact of life", former foreign secretary S Jaishankar on Friday asserted that India has to deal with the country with a "different mindset and a stronger resolve".
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India To Get Control Of Sri Lanka Airport Adjoining Port Given To China
India has agreed to form a joint venture with Sri Lanka to operate the country's loss-making Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport in Hambantota, their Civil Aviation Minister has told Parliament. The $210 million facility, 241km south-east of Colombo, is dubbed the "world's emptiest airport" due to a lack of flights.
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China Withholds $585 Million For Hambantota Port To Sri Lanka Over Dispute
China has withheld the Hambantota Port deal's final tranche of USD 585 million to Sri Lanka due to Colombo's objection over its plan to use a man-made island for entertainment purposes, a media report said in Colombo today.
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Sri Lanka Formally Hands Over Hambantota Port To China
Sri Lanka today formally handed over the strategic southern port of Hambantota to China on a 99-year lease, in a deal dubbed by the opposition as a sell-out.
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US Concerned Over Debt Burdens On Sri Lanka From Chinese Loans
The US has expressed concern over the "unsustainable debt-burden" on Sri Lanka due to non-concessional loans from China.
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Sri Lanka, China Sign $1.1 Billion Hambantota Port Deal
Sri Lanka today signed a US $1.1 billion deal to sell a 70 per cent stake of the strategic Hambantota port to China, amid concerns over the massive debt the island nation incurred in building the port.
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Sri Lanka Revises Deal For Port With China, India's Concerns Addressed
Sri Lanka's cabinet cleared a revised agreement for its Chinese-built southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday, the government said, after terms of the first pact sparked widespread public anger in the island nation
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Sri Lanka Confirms Major Debt Deal With China
The terms of the restructuring agreed upon will provide the space for Sri Lanka to implement its reform agenda.
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China's Rise As Global Power A Fact Of Life, Says Former Foreign Secretary
Stating that the rise in China's power globally is a "fact of life", former foreign secretary S Jaishankar on Friday asserted that India has to deal with the country with a "different mindset and a stronger resolve".
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India To Get Control Of Sri Lanka Airport Adjoining Port Given To China
India has agreed to form a joint venture with Sri Lanka to operate the country's loss-making Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport in Hambantota, their Civil Aviation Minister has told Parliament. The $210 million facility, 241km south-east of Colombo, is dubbed the "world's emptiest airport" due to a lack of flights.
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China Withholds $585 Million For Hambantota Port To Sri Lanka Over Dispute
China has withheld the Hambantota Port deal's final tranche of USD 585 million to Sri Lanka due to Colombo's objection over its plan to use a man-made island for entertainment purposes, a media report said in Colombo today.
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Sri Lanka Formally Hands Over Hambantota Port To China
Sri Lanka today formally handed over the strategic southern port of Hambantota to China on a 99-year lease, in a deal dubbed by the opposition as a sell-out.
-
US Concerned Over Debt Burdens On Sri Lanka From Chinese Loans
The US has expressed concern over the "unsustainable debt-burden" on Sri Lanka due to non-concessional loans from China.
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Sri Lanka, China Sign $1.1 Billion Hambantota Port Deal
Sri Lanka today signed a US $1.1 billion deal to sell a 70 per cent stake of the strategic Hambantota port to China, amid concerns over the massive debt the island nation incurred in building the port.
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Sri Lanka Revises Deal For Port With China, India's Concerns Addressed
Sri Lanka's cabinet cleared a revised agreement for its Chinese-built southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday, the government said, after terms of the first pact sparked widespread public anger in the island nation
