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World Bank country director says his comments have been misunderstood
Sri Lanka’s World Bank Country Director came out strongly denying giving official recognition to Tamil Tiger guerrillas, even as a weekend paper promised to …
Fresh violence erupts in Sri Lanka as Tigers tour Europe
At least three people were critically wounded when suspected Tamil Tiger rebels threw a grenade into the office of a rival group in eastern Sri Lanka Friday, …
Restructuring CEB will reduce electricity production cost by Rs 2.50, says Finance Minister
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Hopes rise for Sri Lanka aid breakthrough
Sri Lanka's peace broker Norway was hopeful of clinching a deal between the Colombo government and the Tiger rebels on jointly handling tsunami relief aid, the …
South Asian NGOs meet in Colombo to develop bargaining document for WTO talks
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Ministerial meeting in Manilato to revive international interest in tsunami rebuilding
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Sri Lanka’s peace bid suffers fresh blow from killing spree
A weekend killing spree has compounded problems for Sri Lanka's already troubled peace process and dimmed prospects of a deal on tsunami aid, diplomats and …
Gunmen kill six in internecine clash in Sri Lanka
Gunmen shot dead at least six people in eastern Sri Lanka Saturday in what appeared to be worsening internecine clashes among Tamil Tiger rebels, military …
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Sri Lanka needs international donor support for next two years to meet post-tsunami costs, IMF
Sri Lanka will be forced to depend on international support for the next two years, as a US$ 1.8 bn post-tsunami reconstruction bill puts a strain on balance …
New set of guidelines for duty concessions – valid until April 24 – for tsunami relief items
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Euro 100 mn tsunami aid from the EU to come in by mid this year
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Sri Lanka party to Paris Declaration on effective use of foreign aid
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Violence escalates as Norway fails in bid to end Sri Lanka peace deadlock
Sri Lanka Tuesday investigated escalating violence as a top Norwegian envoy ended another mission without a breakthrough in restarting peace talks between …
Sri Lanka’s 2004 trade deficit widens by US$ 677 mn, dragged down by a 44% jump in oil import bill
Sri Lanka's trade deficit ended 2004 on a hard bump, widening by US$ 677 mn, as a hefty petroleum import bill cost the cashed starved treasury an extra US$ 372 …
A trade deal with Pakistan and the tsunami could spur foreign investment to US$ 400 mn levels this year.
Trade agreements with Pakistan and India could spur foreign investment this year, largely in the manufacturing sector, the Board of Investment says. online …
Sri Lanka not fighting rising prices
When Sri Lankan inflation soared to double digits last year, the country's central bank waited for months before tightening policy, leading observers to wonder …
Consumer prices in the 12 months to Feb galloped ahead to top 15.9%, the highest levels seen since May 2001
Continuing last year's rising price trend, Sri Lanka's inflation continued to gallop away topping 15.9 percent in February, up from 14.6 percent in January, …