Colombo mine aimed at politician, says Sri Lanka minister
Aug 22, 2006 (AFP) - Sri Lankan police Tuesday discovered a powerful Claymore mine in a crowded Colombo market area as the city hosted thousands of athletes …
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Jaffna: The Tamil cultural capital turned killing field
Aug 21, 2006 (AFP) - Sri Lankan troops and Tigers are locked in fierce fighting over Jaffna, but analysts say the arid peninsula is of little real value to …
Monitors flee fighting amid fresh bid to save Sri Lanka truce
Aug 21, 2006 (AFP) - The monitors of Sri Lanka's collapsing truce were retreating to Colombo amid fierce fighting as the nation's financial backers met the …
Less monitors to oversee Sri Lanka’s ‘ceasefire’
Aug 20 (AFP) - A foreign team monitoring Sri Lanka's crumbling ceasefire will be almost halved after Tamil Tiger rebels ordered members from European Union …
Sri Lankan warplanes attack Tiger boat base
Aug 19 (AFP) - Sri Lanka's airforce Saturday said it had destroyed attack craft used by Tamil Tigers in an airstrike on a boatyard in rebel-held territory. …
More clashes in Sri Lanka while refugee numbers rise
Aug 19 (AFP) - Sri Lankan troops bombed an alleged Tamil Tiger seabase and traded fire with rebels in the northern Jaffna peninsula amid concern over supplies …
US disaster aid expert in Sri Lanka to study refugee crisis in Trincomalee
Aug 18 (LBO) - The United States government’s international aid agency has sent a disaster expert to study the refugee crisis in the country’s …
Aid workers demand help for thousands as air raids continue in Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Aug 18, 2006 (AFP) - Government warplanes attacked Tamil Tiger targets in northern Sri Lanka Friday as aid workers demanded access to tens of …
Tigers name 51 children killed in air raid
COLOMBO, Aug 18, 2006 (AFP) - Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels Friday gave the names of 51 school children killed in an airforce bombing of what they said was an …
EU urges resumption of Sri Lanka peace talks
HELSINKI, Aug 18, 2006 (AFP) - The Finnish presidency of the European Union has called on the warring parties in Sri Lanka to return to the negotiating table …
Troops beat back fresh attack on Jaffna forward defences
Aug 17, 2006 (AFP) - Troops killed over 50 Tamil rebels Thursday when the guerrillas staged a fresh attack on Sri Lanka's Jaffna peninsula, officials said, a …
Sri Lanka’s ‘ceasefire’ monitors flee from shelling
Aug 17 (AFP) - Ceasefire monitors in eastern Sri Lanka were forced to flee after they were nearly hit by heavy shelling in clashes between Tamil Tiger rebels …
Canada calls for ceasefire in Sri Lanka
OTTOWA, Aug 15, 2006 (AFP) - Canada called Tuesday for an immediate ceasefire in Sri Lanka and a resumption of peace negotiations between the Sri Lankan …
Arms deal made Pakistan envoy to Sri Lanka a target
Aug 15(AFP) - A bid to assassinate Pakistan's envoy to Sri Lanka was triggered by plans for Islamabad to ship new arms to the island to battle Tamil rebels, a …
Security in Sri Lanka capital stepped up
Aug 15 (AFP) - Sri Lanka Tuesday stepped up security in Colombo after an unprecedented bomb attack on a diplomat, while all schools were shut amid fears of …
Sri Lankan protoganists jockey for power
Aug 15 (AFP) - The fiercest fighting between Sri Lankan troops and Tamil Tiger rebels for four years appears to be an attempt by both sides to gain the upper …
Wounded Sri Lanka soldiers wow to fight on
ANURADHAPURA, Sri Lanka, Aug 14, 2006 (AFP) - Lying wounded at a Sri Lankan hospital near an airforce base, Sergeant W. online pharmacy buy ciprodex with best …
Heavy fighting erupts in Sri Lanka’s Jaffna peninsula
COLOMBO, Aug 14, 2006 (AFP) - Heavy close-range fighting erupted in Sri Lanka's besieged northern Jaffna peninsula on Monday after two days of shelling, …
Air strike death toll rise in Sri Lanka: Tigers
COLOMBO, Aug 14, 2006 (AFP) - Tamil Tiger guerrillas said Monday that 61 schoolgirls at an orphanage and 15 civilians huddled in a church have been killed in …