Apart from a suicide bombing inside the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) headquarters in Colombo and the subsequent government air strikes against Tamil villages in the east, the shadow war claimed at least 90 lives over the past two weeks whilst many others were wounded.

The international community’s past policies towards Sri Lanka and its failure to revisit fundamental assumptions is fuelling the slide to renewed war.

The international monitors have set a dangerous precedent.

Traditional bharathanatyam dancers were amongst performers who entertained the audience of six hundred people at the ‘Ilanthir 2006’ event hosted by the Tamil Youth Organisation (TYO) in London on Sunday April 9

“A comprehensive list of weapons and other military hardware it wants to procure after India kept it waiting”

Canada’s banning of the LTTE will embolden the Sinhala hawks and bring war closer.

Sinhala chauvinism lies just below Sri Lanka’s surface

Leaflets warning women to quit working for Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have been circulated across the eastern coast, after pornographic DVDs involving some female NGO workers surfaced last week.

“There are various things that could be done that would not be very difficult that would allow the talks to take place.”

India has the additional responsibility to meet the expectations of other players in international affairs.

"One major development last week was the resignation from the DMKof Mr. Sarathkumar, popular cinema actor and sitting MP, who belongs to the sizeable Nadar community."

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What is the wider impact of selective criticism on the norm of human rights?