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July 27, 2009
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PEACE PROCESS
JEHAN PERERA
A Little Arm-Twisting
In announcing its withdrawal from the peace negotiations, the LTTE is making it clear that its cooperation is essential if the Sri Lankan government is to attain its aid target.
Web | Apr 28, 2003
 SRI LANKA PEACE TALKS
B. RAMAN
Proving The Prez Right
Does the recent suspension by the LTTE of its participation in the peace-talks vindicate the President Chandrika Kumaratunge?
Web | Apr 22, 2003
PEACE TALKS
TYROL FERDINANDS
From Confidence To Consensus
Political will has taken Sri Lanka out of the mire of war and created an atmosphere where a settlement can be explored. Will political consensus be given a chance to lead to a sustainable peace?
Web | Jan 14, 2003
SRI LANKA
S. CHANDRASEKHARAN
'Breakthrough'?
There is no doubt that there has been a forward move in the talks, but tough negotiations are likely when the core issues are to be discussed from the next round onwards.
Web | Dec 13, 2002
SRI LANKA
Return To Serendip?
Now it's all about how honourable the compromise is for Tamils More Coverage
LASANTHA WICKREMATUNGA
Magazine | Dec 23, 2002
PEACE PROCESS
SUGEESWARA SENADHIRA
From Separation To Federalism?
There seem good reasons for satisfaction and the Sri Lankan assertion that the two sides are firmly entrenched on the peace path and would reach the 'point of no-return to war' by the middle of 2003.
Web | Dec 11, 2002
 LTTE TRUCE
VELUPILLAI PRABHAKARAN
'The Right To Internal Self-Determination'
Excerpts from the speech by the LTTE leader to mark 'Martyr's Day', where he alluded for the first time LTTE might be willing to settle for 'substantial regional autonomy and self-government in our homeland' over secession.. More Coverage.
Web | Nov 28, 2002
SRI LANKA
A Distant Peace
Legal and political propriety force Delhi to downplay the Oslo do More Coverage
V. SUDARSHAN
Magazine | Dec 02, 2002
 INTERVIEW
ANTON BALASINGHAM
"Sri Lanka Won't Disappear"
The LTTE leader speaks on the peace talks between the Tigers and the Sri Lankan government. More Coverage
LASANTHA WICKREMATUNGE
Magazine | Nov 18, 2002
OPINION
B. RAMAN
The LTTE
The metamorphosis appears, as of now, to be more opportunistic than genuine.
Web | Apr 29, 2002
SRI LANKA
Tiger In Open Country
Velupillai Prabhakaran's 'coming out' was no surrender, it was a politically-loaded performance
WARUNA KARUNATILAKE
Magazine | Apr 22, 2002
PRESS CONFERENCE
'The
Prime Minister And President Of Tamil Eelam'
The battle fatigues may have given way to a safari suit, and the moustache shaven, but by reiterating old positions Velupillai Prabhakaran in the end left many wondering about the very purpose of the press conference. News Updates
Web | Apr 10, 2002
 IMPRESSIONS
ANITA PRATAP
Wounded Pride Of Lions
An astrologer once predicted a dire future for Sri Lanka unless its flag—a lion with one leg holding a sword—was changed.
Magazine | Mar 18, 2002
SRI LANKA
Ego Versus Superego
The truce pact with the Tigers results in an undeclared war in the political world of Colombo
WARUNA KARUNATILAKE
Magazine | Mar 11, 2002
CEASEFIRE
Text Of The LTTE Truce Deal
Full text of the agreement on a ceasefire between the Government of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
Web | Feb 22, 2002
SRI LANKA
Destiny Smiles On Teardrop Isle
Peace may prevail over its enemies finally, as Colombo opens up the country beyond Vavuniya and the Tigers find a stake in talks
WARUNA KARUNATILAKE
Magazine | Feb 25, 2002
IMPRESSIONS
ANITA PRATAP
On To Eelam War IV
Sinhala hawks saw the LTTE's peace moves as military weakness. But having baited a cornered Tiger, they can fear the worst.
Magazine | May 14, 2001
IMPRESSIONS
ANITA PRATAP
The Best Guerrilla Of All
Prabhakaran is the most determined, ruthless and toughest man I have ever met. And also the most remarkable.
Magazine | Jun 05, 2000
EXCLUSIVE
Damning Intercepts
Wireless messages indicate the LTTE wasn't acting in isolation
Magazine | Jul 20, 1998
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