By Camelia Nathaniel
(Courtesy of Sunday Leader)
After a hiatus of four years, an attempt to revive the LTTE was spearheaded by the group of Nediyawan-Irumporai. From its safe haven in Norway, a traditional base for LTTE operations, the Nediyawan-Irumporai …
The three LTTE terrorists who were arrested by Anti-Terrorists Unit in Malaysia were brought to Sri Lanka and are currently in police custody for further investigations.
Interpol had previously issued ‘red notice’ for the arrest of the men, who to …
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) to closely review LTTE Tamil terrorists members who bearing the UNHCR’s ID cards.
UNHCR spokesperson Yante Ismail said in principle, refugee protection was for those who are in genuine need of international …
Pro-LTTE Tamil terrorist Vaiko, leader of the MDMK that is an ally of the incoming government of Narendra Modi, and about 100 of his pro-LTTE Tamil party supporters were detained in New Delhi while protesting against the visit of Sri …
Representatives of the All Ceylon Buddhist Congress, President’s Counsel Manohara R. De Silva and Prasanna De Alwis highlight the harmful consequences of the 13th Amendment to the nation.
The lawyers who gave an insight into the 13th Amendment from a …
UN day of Vesak was celebrated in Melbourne on 24th May 2014. Buddhists from Australia and hundreds of Buddhists from other countries such as Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Laos, Burma, Thailand, Malaysia ,Singapore, Hong Kong, Tibet, Japan and …
President Mahinda Rajapaksa did not invite seemingly estranged leaders of coalition partners such as Champika Ranawaka and Wimal Weerawansa to accompany him to the swearing-in ceremony of newly elected Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He did not invite his Prime …
By Susantha Goonatilake
(Courtesy of Daily News)
The USA had refused to give Modi a visa. And after Modi’s victory, Obama changed his colours and invited Modi to visit the US. It was like “kissing the hand that cannot be …
By Bandu de Silva
Commentaries which have appeared in the Sri Lankan media so far on the future policies that India under Modi government might follow have to be considered more speculative than analytical. There is a good reason for …
By Milinda Senevirathna
Narendra Modi is not just India’s new Prime Minister. He’s also the latest gonibilla conjured by Indophiles, Eelamists, federalists and other fellow-travelers. The ‘Specter of Modi’ is a good topic to write on, notwithstanding the fact that …