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[Title] => After election, Sri Lanka PM invites rivals to work together
[Summary] => Sri Lanka's prime minister on yesterday invited all political parties in the island nation to work together after his party won the most seats in parliamentary elections and thwarted a political comeback bid by the country's former strongman president.
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[Title] => Pope Francis backs search for wartime truth in Sri Lanka
[Summary] => Pope Francis brought calls for reconciliation and justice to Sri Lanka on Tuesday as he began a weeklong Asian tour, saying the island nation can't fully heal from a quarter-century of brutal civil war without pursuing the truth about abuses that were committed.
[DatePublished] => 2015-01-14 08:29:05
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[AuthorName] => Nicole Winfield and Bharatha Mallawarachi
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[Title] => Myanmar, Sri Lanka Buddhist hard-liners join hands
[Summary] => A hard-line Buddhist monk from Myanmar known for his anti-Muslim stance said his movement would join hands with a like-minded Sri Lankan group to "protect" Buddhists, whom he called an endangered world minority.
[DatePublished] => 2014-09-30 04:21:09
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[AuthorName] => Krishan Francis
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[Title] => Sri Lanka backs China's maritime 'Silk Road' plan
[Summary] => Chinese President Xi Jinping won Sri Lanka's support yesterday for a proposed maritime "Silk Road" linking China with Europe, and helped launch billion-dollar power plant and port city projects funded by his government.
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[Title] => Sri Lanka won't allow UN war crimes panel to visit
[Summary] => Sri Lanka's president said yesterday he will not allow a UN panel investigating allegations of war crimes to enter the country.
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[Title] => Sri Lanka takes first count of civilian war deaths
[Summary] => Sri Lanka said Thursday it was counting on its own how many civilians were slain at the end of its bloody civil war to counter claims that tens of thousands were killed and fend off international calls for a war crimes probe.
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[Title] => Indian prime minister to visit Sri Lanka
[Summary] => Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa's invitation to the Indian leader Manmohan Singh to visit the island has been accepted, a spokesman said here Saturday.
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[Title] => Sri Lankan opposition leader arrested for sedition
[Summary] => Sri Lanka's defeated presidential candidate was hauled from his office by military police yesterday and will be court-martialed for allegedly planning to overthrow the government while serving as the head of the army.
[DatePublished] => 2010-02-09 03:00:00
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[Title] => Sri Lankan challenger rejects president's poll win
[Summary] => Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa won a resounding re-election victory yesterday, beating back a challenge from his former army chief, who rejected the official results and said he feared arrest as troops surrounded his hotel.
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[Title] => Sri Lanka to release 136,000 Tamil war refugees
[Summary] => Sri Lanka will release next month the remaining 136,000 Tamil refugees still in the squalid and overrun government camps where they've been detained since the country's civil war ended six months ago, a top official said yesterday.
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