We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Sri Lanka tea producers say the international sanctions against Iran are causing lower sales to the country that is their second biggest customer.
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Sri Lanka's opposition has said that the deaths of dozens of prisoners, killed during clashes at a prison in the capital was a massacre
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Sri Lanka's opposition says the deaths of 27 prisoners, killed during clashes on Saturday at a prison in the capital, Colombo, was "a massacre".
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At least 27 people are killed as clashes erupt between inmates and guards at a prison in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, authorities say.
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At least 27 people have been killed during clashes between inmates and guards at a prison in the Sri Lankan capital, authorities say.
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Sri Lankan Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake denies allegations of financial impropriety levelled against her by the government.
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There are calls for the suspension of special charter flights used to send home Sri Lankan Tamils who have been refused asylum in Britain because of concern they will be tortured
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Sri Lanka's parliament begins formal impeachment proceedings against the chief justice amid government denials that it is pursuing a vendetta against her.
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Sri Lankan governing party MPs begin moves to impeach Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake, amid tension between the government and the judiciary.
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Sri Lanka musical highlights 'horror' of student initiation
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Pakistan is hosting its highest profile international cricket matches since militants attack the Sri Lankan team coach in 2009.
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Sri Lanka says that the senior most surviving Tamil Tiger leader, Selvarasa Pathmanathan - also known as known as "KP" - is a free man.
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The women making Sri Lanka safe after years of war
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It is estimated there are more than a million landmines in the north of Sri Lanka, which were buried during the country's 25 years of conflict.
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The suicidal survivors of Sri Lanka's civil war
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A Marlon Samuels-inspired West Indies recover from an awful start to beat Sri Lanka and win the World Twenty20.
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Australia's high court rules that a decision to refuse a Sri Lankan refugee a visa due to a negative security assessment is invalid.
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Sri Lanka's bowlers stifle Pakistan to give the hosts a 16-run win and a place in the final of the World Twenty20.
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England's women hammer New Zealand by seven wickets to reach the final of the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.
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West Indies claim a super over win to send New Zealand out and reach the semi-finals thanks to England's defeat by Sri Lanka.
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England are knocked out of the World T20 after losing by 19 runs to hosts Sri Lanka in their final Super Eights match.
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Pakistan's Twenty20 team are being monitored by their cricket board in Sri Lanka to avoid a spot-fixing scandal.
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Some Sri Lankan Tamils who left a vast displacement camp this week say they were "left in the jungle" with no means to rebuild their homes and lives.
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Sri Lanka claim a five-run super-over win against New Zealand in the first Super Eight match of the World Twenty20.
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South Africa beat hosts Sri Lanka by six wickets in the opening match of the Women's World Twenty20 in Galle.
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The last residents leave Menik Farm, as Sri Lanka closes what was once one of the world's largest displacement camps.
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South Africa ease to a 32-run win over Sri Lanka in a match reduced to seven overs per side at the World Twenty20.
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A group of 25 Sri Lankans deported from the UK has arrived in Sri Lanka, amid warnings that Tamils among them may be tortured.
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A group of 25 Sri Lankans deported from the UK arrive in Sri Lanka, amid warnings that Tamils among them may be tortured.
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Ajantha Mendis records the best figures in a Twenty20 international as hosts Sri Lanka thrash Zimbabwe in the first match of the World Twenty20.
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The cricket Twenty20 World Cup begins in Sri Lanka with teams from Afghanistan to the West Indies taking part
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Are arsenic and cadmium poisoning Sri Lanka's farmers?
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The fourth ICC World Twenty20 begins on Tuesday when Sri Lanka take on Zimbabwe in Hambantota (15:00 BST).
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Dimitri Mascarenhas warns England it will be difficult to defend their World Twenty20 title in Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara wins the ICC Cricketer of the Year award
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Australia and India record victories over New Zealand and Sri Lanka respectively to win their World T20 warm-up matches.
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A Chinese man accused of swallowing a diamond worth $13,000 ingested a fake gem in a ruse to enable the real thief to escape, police in Sri Lanka say.
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Sri Lanka has long been a popular destination for foreign tourists but now its long ethnic war is giving rise to a surprising and controversial new form of tourism.
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A Chinese man accused of swallowing a diamond at a gem exhibition in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, is arrested for attempted theft, police say.
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A Sri Lankan cabinet minister accused of interfering in a dispute between Muslims and Catholics over a fishing settlement is given bail by a northern court.
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Sri Lanka mobilises armed forces to deal with an oil slick heading toward tourist resorts on the west coast after a cargo ship sank.
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About 2,000 teachers and students hold a mass rally in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, a day after the government shut down most universities.
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Sri Lanka's government closes down almost all universities for an indefinite period amid a row about the future of education in the island.
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A Sri Lankan court gives suspended jail terms to three French tourists for wounding the religious feelings of Buddhists by taking pictures deemed insulting.
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