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  • WFP says food situation ‘critical’ amid MoD embargo

    “ In spite of high-level negotiations between the UN and the Government, the issue of access to areas not under Government control has not been resolved,” the WFP said.
  • 11,000 refugee arrivals in India
    MORE than 11,000 Tamil refugees have fled to India since January to escape renewed fighting between the Sri Lankan army and Tamil Tigers and more are likely to come, officials said Thursday.

    The figure includes a batch of about 500 refugees who travelled by boat to reach Mandapam camp in southern India`s Tamil Nadu state late Wednesday, said a senior government administrator from Ramanathapuram district.
  • Sri Lanka seizes TRO funds
    “[We] also seek information and official notification from the Central Bank on the nature of its action and the reasons for such action with clear and precise details enabling TRO to respond adequately” - TRO
  • British Tamils join global protest against EU ban
    Tens of thousands of Tamils protested Monday across the world, and tuesday in London, against the proscriptions of the LTTE by EU.
  • ‘Nobody can defeat us now’
    Extracts of a speech by LTTE Colonel Jeyam at a memorial ceremony for Colonel Ramanan, assassinated by a Sri Lanka Army sniper on May 21
  • Colonel Ramanan mourned
    ‘All his feats in the struggle are not known as they cannot be revealed now’
  • Senior LTTE commanders attend Col Veeramani's funeral
    Senior LTTE commanders and officials paid tribute to Lt. Col. Veeramani, a former Commander of the Charles Antony Regiment, who succumbed to his wounds in an accidental explosion on May 25. LTTE officials in Kilinochchi said. Lt. Col. Veeramani, who recovered from earlier wounds in the battlefield, has been in charge of FDL points in Nagarkovil.
  • Polls yield space for Eelam
    Assembly elections gave a new lease of life to LTTE supporters in Tamil Nadu.
  • Who decides Tamils’ representatives?
    The European Union resolution on May 18, the first step towards proscribing the Liberation Tigers, also marked the EU’s transition from observer to a partisan participant in Sri Lanka’s conflict. There are a number of controversial aspects to the resolution, including, for example, the directive to the LTTE to go for talks with the Sri Lankan government “without delay” and “be prepared to decommission weapons.”
  • Tilt to war is not irreversible
    The international community has miscalculated Sri Lanka’s dynamics. But it is unlikely to reconsider.
  • US, EU blacken hopes for Tamils
    Desperate people do desperate things.
  • Allaipiddy empties after massacre
    “We are unable to go home while the military people are there.”
  • Tamils flee to Vanni, India
    At least 2000 Tamils have already reached India and several hundred more are believed to be ready to leave Sri Lanka, official sources told PTI.
  • Balasingham: Sri Lanka can still avert new war
    In a wide ranging interview, the Liberation Tigers’ theoretician and chief negotiator, Mr. Anton Balasingham elucidated the LTTE’s view on the recent controversy stirred by the international ceasefire monitors comments on the Sea Tigers, on the performance of the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) and on the escalating cycle of violence.
  • ‘We won a mandate backing the LTTE’
    The coalition of Sri Lanka’s four largest political parties, criticizes the European Union’s stance on the ethnic conflict.
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