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Sri Lanka’s president pushes tsunami deal with rebels despite threat
Sri Lanka's president vowed to reach a deal with Tamil rebels on the distribution of aid after the December tsunamis despite the risk it could see her shaky …
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World Trade Organisation warns that non-discriminatory trade is in danger
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India, Sri Lanka discuss defence, trade
India and Sri Lanka opened talks here Monday on defence and trade cooperation as both countries pledged to work closely on enhancing bilateral ties, diplomats …
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Ceylon Electricity Board unions (CEB) will go on a half day token strike tomorrow, protesting against a Cabinet paper to restructure the loss making utility. …
Former US president Clinton to skip Sri Lanka aid meet
Former US president Bill Clinton will not attend a key Sri Lankan foreign aid review this month as scheduled, but will be represented by his deputy, government …
Central Bank says monetary management was challenging last year due to economic shocks
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Central Bank cuts 2005 GDP growth estimate to 5.3 % form 6% ealier
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Monetary expansion to be kept at 15% to spur over 6% growth
Policy makers hope to rein in monetary expansion to 15 percent in 2005, down from a high of 19.6 percent at the end of 2004. Policy makers hope to rein in …
Tamil journalist shot dead in Sri Lanka
A Tamil journalist was found shot dead in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo Friday, hours after unidentified men abducted him from a restaurant, police and …
Top Tamil journalist killed, Sri Lanka orders probe
Sri Lanka's government Friday ordered a "full scale investigation" into the slaying of a senior Tamil journalist who was abducted overnight as he left a …
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Sri Lanka plans to change the terms of controversial petroleum asset sale deal, mandating a third player to secure fuel supplies from state-run Ceypetco's …
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Buddhist monk watches horror on highway as 35 perish in bus-train crash
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Govt., needs to take up long term reforms to sustain growth after tsunami rebuilding
Tsunami rebuilding is expected to spur growth in the short term but economists say the government needs to phase out aid flows and cap spiralling inflation for …