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Lanka faces heavy flak in Brussels
Sri Lanka is expected to come under heavy flak for its recent human rights record when the European Parliament's Development Committee holds an open hearing on Tuesday in Brussels.
 
Business leaders launch “Buy Lankan” campaign
Top corporate leaders are coming together with the village, the government and groups like the JVP in a “Buy Lankan” campaign to promote local industries and products.
 
CPC awaits Treasury nod for another fuel price hike
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) is awaiting Treasury approval to increase fuel prices by Rs. 6, Chairman Asantha de Mel told The Sunday Times. The move will push the price of petrol to Rs. 112 a litre ......
 
President won’t go to New York
President Mahinda Rajapakse has cancelled a proposed visit to New York in September to address the UN General Assembly. Instead, he will be substituted by Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayaka, The Sunday Ttimes learns.....
 

Heavy artillery duel in Vavuniya
 
Truck bomb for Puttalam parade, say police
 
The terror of abduction and ransom
 
After the blast: The shock and despair
 
Hambantota: Into the future, but what about the people?
 
Democracy, demography and the JHU
 
Explosives detection triggers ban on vehicles from Tiger territory
 
Mayor, Commissioner deny corruption charges
 
NE Tamils in a quandary - are we Sri Lankans?
   
False complaints… attempt to halt aid to country: President
   
Anchor set to increase its milk food prices
   
Acid throwing case postponed for Oct. 2
   
Election decides fate of tsunami-hit school
   
Most of those abducted have returned, says President
   
Protest tomorrow at varsity anti-union action
   
Sugar factory to come up in elephant path?
   
Hotline to report crimes against nature
   
Oil drilling must start soon, says Fowzie
   
Lanka joins member states to celebrate Vesak at UN
   
NTT sale to Maxis still not finalised
   
Deal with Emirates up for renewal
   
JVP to file action against COPE wrongdoers
   
Lankans suspect in human smuggling to Australia
   
CHC to go public
   
Voter registration: Polls chief wants party co-operation
   
TID probes Alles’ money transfers
   
Odds & Ends
   

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