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Sri Lankan terror expert arrested in Maluku
The Jakarta Post | 86 minutes ago
A Singapore-based professor and expert on terror issues was arrested for traveling around Maluku without proper research documents, a senior police officer revealed on Thursday.
Summer Harvest
Gorkhapatra Sansthan | 2 hours ago
We were to spend two weeks in England before going to our summerhouse in Denmark for a month. 2.1
AFP South Asia
Yahoo (AFP) | 4 hours ago
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his British counterpart Tony Blair declared "zero tolerance" for terrorism after laying the foundations for a "modern" relationship for the 21st century. 2.9
A Vegetarian Oasis
Metro Santa Cruz | 6 hours ago
The 1100 block of Soquel Avenue is gradually evolving into a kind of downtown expansion, with recently opened businesses beginning to draw more and more people into the area. 1.3
A tough second day
The Daily Star | 9 hours ago
Al Musabbir Sadi from Colombo Bangladesh would hope that they did not get a taste of things to come when a third string Sri Lankan side forced them to stay on the field for almost the entire second day of the ... 2.7
SAARC Summit on schedule
The New Nation | 11 hours ago
Foreign Secretary Hemayetuddin Thursday said the 13th SAARC Summit in Dhaka will be held on schedule on November 12-13 as Sri Lanka has confirmed her participation in the summit. 2.7
Tigers reject truce talks at Sri Lanka airport
TurkishPress.com | 12 hours ago
Sri Lankan policemen stand guard in Colombo. Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger guerrillas have rejected peace broker Norway's call to hold talks on salvaging their fragile truce with the Colombo government at the ... 4.5
Dairy firm Kotmale Holdings dives into the powder milk market
Lanka Business Online | 13 hours ago
Dairy firm Kotmale Holdings, is taking on the competitive milk powder players in a big way, by launching its own brand priced at a substantial discount. 2.9
Plane Evacuated in Deadly Sri Lanka Hoax
NYTimes.com | 16 hours ago
One woman died and more than a dozen people were hospitalized on Thursday after they fled a Saudi Arabian Airlines flight before take off in a bomb scare Sri Lankan police suspect was triggered by a hoax call. 1.8
BSNL to lay submarine cable to Sri Lanka through Tuticorin
Business Line | 16 hours ago
KOLKATA: Telecom service provider BSNL is in the process of laying a submarine cable between India and Sri Lanka to provide overseas connectivity, BSNL Chairman and Managing Director, Mr A K Sinha said on ... 4.6
Migrant majority Wembley - where most residents were not born in Britain
BBC | 23 hours ago
The most extensive assessment of migration ever produced shows immigrants now comprise a quarter of the London's population and in one area - Wembley - just over half of residents. 2.9
Don't torture the public
Asia News Network | Yesterday
If Sri Lanka has achieved self-sufficiency, it is in political circuses. Hardly a day passes without a display of political gimmicks by one party or another.
Briefing on the State Department's Role in the Coordination of...
State Department | Wednesday
MR. MCCORMACK: Good morning, everybody. This is quite a turnout. I'm envious. This morning we have with us Harry Thomas, who is the Executive Secretary of the Department of State.
Hutchison signs Chinese deal to expand network
Lanka Business Online | Wednesday
Hutchison will add over 212 new base stations to increase coverage and add some 500,000 more lines to its line capacity. 2.7
Unknown Americans beat cream of British music to Mercury
The Belfast Telegraph | Wednesday
He left these shores for America aged 12, but Antony Hegarty returned triumphant last night to claim the top prize at the Mercury Awards, prompting another nominee to walk out. 2.7
Rafique again
The Daily Star | Tuesday Sep 6
Al Musabbir Sadi from Colombo With the one-day whitewash still haunting and the injury list growing with every passing day, the Bangladesh cricket team suffered another shattering blow during their Tuesday's ... 1.8
Chinese, Sri Lankan Printing Assns Sign Accords With Pakistan
Asia Pulse via Yahoo | Tuesday Sep 6
The Pakistan Association of Printing and Graphic Arts Industry has signed a memorandum of understanding with the printing associations of China and Sri Lanka to enhance mutual co-operation with them. 2.7
Bungalow chic
The Austrailian | Monday Sep 5
The fan hangs on a long stem, revolves lethargic, its arms in a tilt to catch the air which it folds across the room ... The air reaches me unevenly with its gusts against my arms, face. 2.1
Pot Hole Ahead: Beware of election-time economic theories
Lanka Business Online | Monday Sep 5
George Bush is at fault I guarantee that the Mahinda Rajapakse campaign will come up with some colourful economics arguments blaming everyone but themselves for the economic mess we are in today with inflation ...
Sri Lanka PM to take tough line on rebels - Marxists
Yahoo | Monday Sep 5
The Peoples' Liberation Front , whose support analysts say is vital to Rajapaksa's chances in the vote likely to take place in November, said he had also agreed, if elected, to ditch a plan to share $3 billion ... 2.9
Pair aids region still struggling with tsunami
Times Herald | Sunday Sep 4
CRISIS CORPS: Mary Mechtenberg sits surrounded by Sri Lankan children in Matara, one of the Indian Ocean cities devastated by last year's tsunami.
Bankers Do Dummy Runs For New Basel II Rules
Lanka Business Online | Sunday Sep 4
Banks have to do dummy runs in calculating their credit and operational risk according to a roadmap on the implementation of new minimum capital rules agreed to with the financial sector regulator. 2.7
Even a depleted Sri Lanka prove too strong for Bangladesh
Yahoo | Sunday Sep 4
Fast bowlers Dilhara Fernando and Farveez Maharoof shared six early scalps as Sri Lanka whipped Bangladesh by six wickets in the third and final one-dayer to complete a clean sweep here. 1.3
Businesses urged to help Sri Lanka
Ipswich Evening Star | Saturday Sep 3
ORGANISATIONS from across Suffolk are today being urged to help a tsunami-ravaged area of Sri Lanka recover. 2.7
Athletics Federation names squad for Islamic Games
Daily Times | Saturday Sep 3
Staff Report ISLAMABAD: The Athletics Federation of Pakistan on Saturday named an 18-member squad including two officials and as many referees for the September 22-28 Women's Islamic Games to be held in Tehran. 2.7
Bar girl's shady deal under doubt
Central Chronicle | Saturday Sep 3
Mumbai, Sept 3: Tarannum aka Tannu, the crorepati bar girl in news for her unaccounted wealth, acted as a conduit between city's top bookies and a Sri Lankan spin bowler. 2.7
CEO says Sri Lankan tour will help recover revenues
The Press On-Line | Friday Sep 2
New Zealand Cricket has reported a $6.1 million net deficit recorded for the last financial year, but the news is not as gloomy as it reads. 3.1
Canas files appeal over doping sanction
Daily Times | Saturday Sep 3
Argentine tennis player Guillermo Canas has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in a bid to overturn his two-year doping suspension. 2.7
Tying Indian tuskers to Orient leases
Lanka Business Online | Friday Sep 2
Indian heavy vehicle maker's local venture Lanka Ashok Leyland tied up Orient Financial Service's leasing facilities to push its line of Tusker trucks. 2.7
Return from Wanduruppa
Squamish Chief | Friday Sep 2
The retired couple who traveled to Sri Lanka to see how they could help, have returned encouraged and more motivated than ever. 2.7
Dying to Win by Robert A. Pape
Commentary | Thursday Sep 1
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Open Source Shakes Up Web Services
Newsfactor.com | Thursday Sep 1
According to Gartner, the Synapse project unveiled by Sri Lankan start-up WS02 offers further evidence that open-source technology will have a "massive impact" on application integration. 1.3
Fox Searchlight Acquires Mehta's Water
Comingsoon.net | Thursday Sep 1
Fox Searchlight Pictures President Peter Rice announced today that it has acquired U.S. distribution rights to writer/director Deepa Mehta's Water. 2.9
Today's Picture
Central Chronicle | Wednesday Aug 31
Thousands of Shiite pilgrims gather near the shrine in Baghdad's Kazimiyah district for the annual commemoration of the saint's death, Wednesday, Aug. 2.6
Youth leadership conference teaches nonviolent action
Minnesota Spokesman | Wednesday Aug 31
The most recognized example of nonviolent direct action remains the strategy used during African Americans' civil rights movement in the 1950s and '60s, led by Rev.
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