Cash-strapped Sri Lanka announced on Tuesday it was opening its oil market to foreign competition, a day after chronic fuel shortages forced a nationwide halt to petrol and diesel sales. The South Asian island country is suffering an unprecedented economic crisis because it cannot afford to import essentials, including enough oil and gas to meet energy needs. Sri Lanka is facing an unprecedented economic crisis with less than two days of oil reserves. It is barely able to buy food and essential supplies for its people but the New York Times is worried about them getting a discount on oil from Russia and West's isolation efforts. https://t.co/kuNwrkOzY3 — Rishap Vats (
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