Sri Lanka's President Gotabaya Rajapaksa expands his cabinet with 17 new ministers.

Its an economic crisis of mammoth proportions. Sri Lanka appears to be in a state of economic free fall. Shortage of fuel, medicines, and basic stuff, along with a foreign currency shortage has led to protests and social disorder.

Sri Lanka’s main economic problem is that its foreign currency reserves have virtually run dry.

Sri Lanka's President Gotabaya Rajapaksa will not resign despite widespread protests against his handling of the country's economy.

Soaring inflation, lengthy power cuts, protests, and political uncertainty: these are but a few crises Sri Lanka is struggling with. How did the island nation get here?

Dozens of Sri Lankan lawmakers walked out of the ruling coalition on Tuesday, amid public anger against the ruling Rajapaksa family as the country struggles with its worst economic crisis in decades.

Protesters in the Sri Lanka's largest city Colombo held numerous small, peaceful demonstrations over a severe economic crisis on Sunday.

Sri Lanka's government blocks access to social media amid state of emergency as protests spread across the country.

Police and the military patrolled Sri Lanka's capital city Colombo as shops slowly opened a day after a state of emergency was declared to tackle growing unrest amid an unprecedented economic crisis.

Sri Lanka has enforced a nationwide 13-hour power cut, as an economic crisis deepens due to the government’s inability to provide fuel for generators, suspending routine hospital surgeries and resulting in more than a million employees working from home to save fuel.