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Sri Lanka's influential Marxist party said Monday it would support Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse for the presidency after he promised to drop plans for a …
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Rajapaksa only Sri Lankan candidate at Presidential polls
Sri Lanka’s ruling party says it is lining up political support behind Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, as the common national candidate for Presidential …
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Sri Lankan President Chandrika Kumaratunga who steps down in December came to power promising to scrap the very office which she fought to cling to after 11 …
Sri Lanka president: Keeping a dynasty alive
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Sri Lanka talking to world leaders about controlling the LTTE
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Temporary closure of petroleum refinery, chokes Sri Lanka’s import bill
A month long shut down of the petroleum refinery and the country's never ending thirst for fuel, nearly tripled Sri Lanka's oil import bill in June, the …
Court case leaves Sri Lanka Telecom Rs. 4.5 bn poorer
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Anura Bandaranaike takes over as Foreign Minister
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Sri Lanka keen for early truce talks with Tamil rebels: Norway
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Tigers agree to review Sri Lanka truce, emergency extended
Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels have agreed to meet with the government and review their truce which was threatened following the assassination of the foreign …
Norway clinches breakthrough in Sri Lanka peace bid, talks soon
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Government wants review of enforcement aspects of cease fire agreement
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Sri Lanka holds key rate to assist economic recovery
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Sri Lanka to extend emergency as Norway holds talks on peace process
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Populist tax cuts could fail to tame Sri Lanka’s inflation
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