Sri Lankan president cancels talks with allies over tsunami aid deal
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Sri Lanka econony waits for government to spend aid
A flood of financial support for Sri Lanka after the devastating tsunami has boosted the stock market to a record high and helped strengthen the Sri Lankan …
India offers to help Sri Lanka redesign air-defence capabilities: report
NEW DELHI, June 3 (AFP) - India has offered to assist its southern neighbour Sri Lanka redesign its air-defence network after allegations that Tamil Tiger …
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Sri Lanka's move to justify the no-building coastal buffer zone based on a United Nations sampling of tsunami survivors could be seriously flawed, a survey by …
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Donors postpone talks with Sri Lankan rebels ahead of aid-sharing deal
International donors said Thursday they had postponed a meeting with Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels amid moves by Colombo to enter into a controversial …
Bomb wounds five in Sri Lanka town where Tamil strike seeks troop pullout
A bomb blast wounded five people on Friday in Sri Lanka's northeastern port town of Trincomalee, where Tamils staged a strike to demand security forces …
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Sri Lanka’s president in India for talks likely to focus on Tamil rebels
NEW DELHI, June 2 (AFP) - Sri Lanka's president arrived here Thursday for talks with Indian leaders that are expected to cover Colombo's plans to strike a …
Slain Sri Lanka spy chief buried under tight security
Sri Lanka's senior most military intelligence officer killed since a truce with Tamil Tiger rebels was buried here Wednesday amid tight security, officials and …
Sri Lanka president to visit India ahead of aid-sharing deal with Tigers
Sri Lanka President Chandrika Kumaratunga will travel to New Delhi Thursday for talks with Indian leaders amid moves to strike an aid-sharing deal with Tamil …
Sri Lankan military intelligence commander shot dead in Colombo
Suspected Tamil Tiger guerrillas Tuesday shot dead the commanding officer of a Sri Lankan army intelligence unit as he drove to his office in Colombo, the …
Sri Lanka’s inflation for May creeps up to 12.4%
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Police inspector shot dead after Clinton’s visit to Sri Lanka’s east
Suspected Tiger gunmen shot dead a police officer in Sri Lanka's troubled east today, hours after former US president Bill Clinton visited the restive region, …
Sri Lankan president vows aid deal with Tigers amid Clinton pressure
Sri Lankan President Chandrika Kumaratunga Sunday vowed to share foreign aid with Tamil rebels a day after former US president Bill Clinton urged local …
World Food Programme to buy rice from local farmers to feed tsunami victims
The World Food Programme(WFP) is planning to buy rice from Sri Lankan farmers to feed the thousands displaced by the tsunami and the internal conflict. The …
Sri Lanka rebels recruiting fewer child soldiers
Tamil guerrillas have recruited fewer child soldiers in Sri Lanka this year amid mounting international condemnation against enlisting underage combatants, …
Foreign aid donors under human rights fire over Sri Lanka killings
Peace broker Norway and nations which promised Sri Lanka three billion dollars in tsunami aid were Tuesday accused by an international human rights group of …