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US urges Sri Lanka leaders to 'work quickly' to address 'discontent'

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The United States urges Sri Lankan leaders to act quickly to seek long-term solutions. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa was chased from his residence and announced his resignation. The United States warned against attacks on protesters or journalists, but also criticized violence. Both the U.S. and China have offered in recent weeks to support the once-prosperous island.

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Times of India

US urges Sri Lanka leaders to work 'quickly' to address 'discontent'

Any new government should "work quickly to identify and implement solutions that will achieve long-term economic stability and address the Sri Lankan people's discontent," a State Department spokesperson said as Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Thailand.

2 years ago·India

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NDTV

US Urges Sri Lanka Leaders To Work "Quickly" To Achieve Economic Stability

The United States on Sunday urged Sri Lankan leaders to act quickly to seek long-term solutions after the president was chased from his residence and announced his resignation.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Channel News Asia

US urges Sri Lanka leaders to 'work quickly' to address 'discontent'

BANGKOK: The United States on Sunday (Jul 10) urged Sri Lankan leaders to act quickly to seek long-term solutions after the president was chased from his residence and announced his resignation. A

2 years ago·Singapore

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News24

US urges Sri Lanka leaders to 'work quickly' to address 'discontent'

The US has urged Sri Lankan leaders to act quickly to seek long-term solutions after the president was chased from his residence and announced his resignation.

2 years ago·South Africa

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Business Standard

US urges Sri Lanka to work quickly to achieve economic, political stability

The United States urged Sri Lanka's political fraternity to come forward and work quickly to achieve long-term economic and political solutions to address the people's discontent

2 years ago·India

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Al Arabiya

Blinken calls on Sri Lanka to ‘work quickly’ to address crisis

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday urged Sri Lanka’s leaders to quickly find long-term solutions to the nation’s economic and political crisis,

2 years ago·Saudi Arabia

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