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Few more snags on
road to Geneva

Tiran and the
Tiger gateway

Sunday February 5, 2006

News
	JVP breaks links with SLFP for elections
	Shocked Power Minister blows fuse
	UN expert as peace advisor
	No security, no CBK at Freedom Day celebration
	Defence Ministry advisor publicly attacks security strategies
	Crash course for peace delegation
	BASL concerned over resignation of JSC members
	Seven TRO workers still missing as abduction saga continues
	President appeals for support from all parties
	Bogus business booms
	FR petition: Suspect given leave to proceed
	Dengue mosquito continues to sting
	For thousands, life is "unbelievably grim" Special Report
	Controversial petition stalls Constitutional Assembly World News
	Milinda on high level UNDP commission
	Tussle in UNP for Colombo Mayor’s post
	CJ to Buddha Gaya, not Mahinda
	Other work for him
	Pressure mounts to resurrect Constitutional Council
	Farmers fear good crop means lower prices
	News in brief
Financial Times
	Economic impact of HIV/AIDS
	Lankan expats offered car in bond issue
	Hard times for Lankan venture capital firms
	Colombo to urge Hong Kong to ease travel restrictions
	WB, ADB to discuss tsunami, post conflict work
	Year of tourism or conflict (Comment)
	Aviva, UK’s biggest insurer takes Eagle stake
	Infrastructure key to development of other sectors
	Discussing a framework for growth
	Hemas rests hopes on peace talks for tourism revival
	Singer Finance gets ‘BBB (sri)’ rating from Fitch
	New study stresses urgency of upholding ceasefire by all parties
	CTC revenue to the government up 14 %
	Fitch Ratings assigns 'BB+ (sri)' Rating to Union Bank
	New laws to tackle cyber crimes
	Kadirgamar: Pride of local building consultants
	On price stability and deflation
	Chambers fail to grasp importance of US goodwill
	Market proper Lankan products
Sports
	MURALI CLEARED YET AGAIN
	Weather holds the key
	Don’t judge Aussies by a bunch of idiots: Hair
	A Thomian chat with Sasi
	M.S. Fernando calls the tune at Katugastota
	We haven't heard racism: Lankans
	The long and winding road
	‘Sorry’ is no excuse
	Crying over spilled milk
	Uganda: Working under many constraints

Symbolic of a determined new Sri Lanka with its flag flying high, this child clad in an Air Force camouflage uniform and waving a national flag gave a strong message to the nation at yesterday’s Independence Day celebrations at the Galle Face Green. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara.
Columns
	Tiran and the Tiger gateway - Political Column
	Just a note of caution as you ride high - 5th Column
	Dabbling in diplomacy with dollars and drinks - inside the glass house
	Few more snags on road to Geneva - Situation Report
	Economy: 58-year ride on a roller-coaster - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Minister with foot-in-the-mouth disease - Thoughts from London
	The judicial service commission and 'matters of conscience' - Focus on Rights
	They are LTTE. That makes them different from Hamas? - The Rajpal Abeynayake Column
Plus
	Living with the horror
	A home for a home
	Our times, our mores, our search engines
	Sri Lankans live longer than African Americans in USA
	A most fitting tribute to the guru (Kala Korner)
	Spotting the owls and herons above and the monitors below
	Shady tree of medicinal fame
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	KET under British rule
	‘Kool’ Valentine
	Asian cinema recognised in Rotterdam
	‘Eka Malaka Pethi’ blooms
	‘Forsaken Land’ rated one of the best
	200 years and still in love
	Iraj goes international
	'Kirikodu Hithata' : Get closer to your heart
Funday Times
	King Dappula
	Since gaining Independence in 1948
	Brassware with intricate designs

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