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Iran says they will attack US if they are attacked
The United States would not be safe from retaliation if Iran is attacked by Washington, the Iran newspaper quoted a senior Revolutionary Guards commander on Tuesday as saying. "In the face of any attack, we will have a crushing response. In that case, we will not only act in the boundaries of...- lkdood
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Bandula: Rs. 2500 enough to survive
Is Rs.2500 enough to survive? vote yes or no Minister Bandula Gunawardena says yes- lkdood
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UNP warns Govt
The main opposition UNP warned in Parliament today that the strategy adopted by the international community against Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council was identical to the one they did for the creation of the world’s newest nation South Sudan last year. Making his remarks during the...- lkdood
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Debate: Bandula v Ravi
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Lanka IOC request price increase
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US denies TNA visit
No Scheduled Meeting Between TNA and Secretary Clinton Recent media reports incorrectly state that Secretary Clinton has invited the TNA to visit Washington. The Secretary invited Minister GL Peiris to Washington on May 18 and welcomes that visit. While the United States... -
IMF gives SL $427 million loan
The International Monetary Fund on Monday approved a $427 million loan for Sri Lanka, hoping to shore up government coffers that have been ravaged by a massive trade deficit. The Washington-based lender said that Sri Lanka's economic recovery continued in 2011, but easy access to credit and...- lkdood
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Basil: boycott foreign goods
All foreign goods and not only American goods should be boycotted as a part of a national movement, Minister of Economic Development Basil Rajapaksa said today. “This should not be done through a legal framework but by raising awareness,” he said. CT -
School van set on fire
A van believed to be used for the transportation of school children, which was parked in Ukuwela, Elkaduwa area in Imbulpitiya had been set on fire by an unidentified group on 01 April night. According to police the owner of the van D.S.M. Niroshana Navaratne has lodged a complaint with...- lkdood
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Public paying for waste in govt. - UNP
The government is following a philosophy of over feeding the rich and Rs. 2500 for the poor, the United National Party (UNP) accused today. At a time when the third Sinhala and Tamil New Year after the end of the war is being celebrated, the government is burdening the public by increasing...- lkdood
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Dayan in trouble, responds to allegations
Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to France Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka has confirmed that there is a threat to charge him under the penal code over some allegations leveled against him. Ambassador Jayatilleka said the move seemed to take place in the context of a debate on post-Geneva policy perspectives... -
India denies LTTE camp report
The pro government newspaper 'the island' reports that 150 terrorists, trained in India, have landed in Sri Lankan shores in the grab of fishermen to destabilise the country. “State intelligence services have received information that around 150 terrorists who underwent a special arms...- lkdood
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President says SL has proud record of safeguarding human rights
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has said that he did not want lessons on human rights from outside; days after the UN Human Rights Council adopted a US-sponsored resolution censuring Colombo. Addressing a public gathering in the central town of Balangoda, Rajapaksa on Saturday said...- lkdood
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Suu Kyi wins
Myanmar's opposition claimed that pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi won a seat in parliament in Sunday's by-election, prompting scenes of jubilation among supporters. The Nobel laureate won an estimated 82 percent of the vote in the constituency of Kawhmu, said National League for... -
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India sending a delegation to Lanka
The Indian government hopes to send an all-party delegation led by the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Sushma Swaraj to Sri Lanka in April, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. Swaraj told reporters that the all-party delegation’s visit to Sri Lanka is very much on and is...- lkdood
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US is SL’s biggest employer
Sri Lanka has prospects of tripling trade with the United States if the right policies are in place as it (US) remains the biggest single employer to the island nation, a top US trade official said. The US is Sri Lanka’s biggest customer comprising one-third of the country’s exports... -
Dayan: SL needs to change
Sri Lanka could learn from Myanmar which has radically changed bringing democratic reforms in the country says Sri Lanka Ambassador to France, Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka. He told Sandeshaya that in 2009, Myanmar came under vigorous international pressure over...- lkdood
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UNP backs LLRC report
The United National Party (UNP) has backed the implementation of the recommendations in the final report of the Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC). UNP General Secretary Tissa Attanayake told reporters today that the UNP will give its fullest support to the government when... -
Unions warn govt : economic sactions
Several trade unions and other organizations who have come together under the theme ‘Rally against Imperialism’ yesterday warned that with the way in which government was handling the current international crisis, there could be a certainty for economic sanctions against the Sri Lankan...
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