Sri Lanka

 A -Non-Yes-Mouse July 14, 2022 11:37 pm At about 7:45 pm, the run-road, self-deposed, ex-President of Sri Lanka landed in Singapore, after much delays. It was stated in the Press that he had entered Singapore on a social visit pass. And that he did not ask for asylum. Singapore does not normally provide for asylum to foreigners. (The key question here is: Does he need to ask for asylum?) The Srilankan run-road, self-deposed, ex-President had earlier flee to Maldives and a group of protesters were quick to demand that Maldives must not harbour criminals. The Maldives government has heeded the people's demand and so it sent this run-road deposed ex-President elsewhere. After much research, the run-road ex-President must have thought that Singapore is the safest and most secured place to hide. As a result, it was permitted to land in Singapore. Originally, the run-road ex-President was supposed to take an SIA flight but later it was switched to a Saudi flight. What has caused the swi...

rockets kill six in Ukraine's Donetsk region: Official Close Breaking News Ticker Click to pause breaking news ticke Sri Lanka hopes to install new gov’t after day of chaos and rage Calm on the streets, a day after protesters stormed the president’s residence and set fire to PM’s house, forcing both leaders to announce resignations. A demonstrator rests after entering the presidential secretariat premises in Colombo [Dinuka Liyanawatte/Reuters] A Day after the protests that forced the Srilankan President to resign and the Prime Minister's house touched, a new government is being formed.   Colombo, Sri Lanka   – There is calm on the streets of Sri Lanka, a day after   protesters stormed   the president’s residence and set fire to the prime minister’s house, forcing both the leaders to announce their resignations over a worsening economic crisis in the country. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa is  expected to quit  on Wednesday, marking a dramatic end to the powe...