1. Hey! Take your hands off Tibet
(Newsletter)

... 12 people, including a Sri Lankan minister, have been killed in a suicide bomb attack outside the capital Colombo, authorities have said. CONTINUE... ...

2. For Kenneth Foster
(Newsletter)

..., 27 August 2007 NAIROBI, (MWCNews)--Kenya is sending a high powered tea delegation to Sri Lankan capital Colombo to discuss issues concerning sustainable production and food safety standards, tea re...

3. Boat people on Colombo talks agenda
(News/Global)

..., the Australian foreign minister, and his Sri Lankan counterpart, Rohitha Bogollagama, are set to meet in Colombo on Monday. Smith, who is travelling with Australia's newly appointed special represen...

4. Sri Lanka faces EU tariff deadline
(News/Global)

...d Vietnam. The move would hit Sri Lanka's textile industry hard and thousands of job cuts as a result. Colombo's view Rajiva Wijesinha, secretary of the Sri Lankan disaster management and human ri...

5. US 'to question' S Lanka army chief
(News/Global)

...leged war crimes committed during the country's recent war against its Tamil Tiger separatists, sources in Colombo say. They said the US department of homeland security was to interview General Sarath...

6. Eelam War IV: Finishing the work of the tsunami
(Opinions/op-ed)

...g overwhelming support in the northern and eastern provinces and declaring autonomy from the government in Colombo. Second, the LTTE appeared on the scene in this year as well. Third, and most importa...

7. Colombo 'continuing detentions'
(Archived/News/Global)

Hundreds of Tamil civilians that Sri Lanka's government said had been allowed to leave military-run camps in the north of the country, were actually moved to other detention centres, a Tamil politican

8. UN vows to press Colombo on Tamils
(Archived/News/Global)

The United Nations has vowed to press the Sri Lankan government to speed up the release of nearly 300,000 Tamils civilians held in displacement camps since the end of the civil war against Tamil separ

9. UN 'concerned' over Sri Lanka camps
(Archived/News/Global)

The UN's senior political official is to travel to Sri Lanka this week to encourage the government to allow displaced civilians living in camps since the defeat of rebel Tamils to go home.

10. Chile orders 'dirty war' arrests
(Archived/News/Global)

A Chilean judge has ordered the arrest of 129 former soldiers and police accused of purging critics of former dictator General Augusto Pinochet.