We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A 48-hour truce called by the Sri Lankan government to allow civilians to leave the north-east war zone seems to be holding.
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The Sri Lanka government says it will halt fighting for 48 hours to enable civilians to leave the war zone in the north-east safely.
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A hundred thousand protesters have marched through central London against Sri Lanka's offensive on the Tamil Tigers, according to police estimates.
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Sri Lanka's government strongly denies the army is shelling a designated civilian safe-zone in the north-east.
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At least 60 civilians have been killed by shelling in a no-fire zone in Sri Lanka in the past 24 hours, a senior health official says.
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The UN issues a fresh appeal for a humanitarian pause in the fighting in Sri Lanka to avoid a 'bloodbath' on the beaches.
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Six people are arrested outside Parliament during angry clashes between the police and Tamil protesters.
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Sri Lankan troops are in no hurry to storm a "safe zone" to pursue Tamil rebels in the north-east, the defence secretary says.
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Sri Lanka's army says it has taken all rebel-held territory in the north-east and pushed remaining fighters into a 'safe zone'.
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More than 100 Tamil Tiger rebels have been killed in two separate battles, the Sri Lankan military says.
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At least 11 Tamil Tiger rebels are killed and four boats destroyed in a sea battle off north-east Sri Lanka, the navy says.
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Intense clashes between Sri Lankan security forces and Tamil Tigers are reported from the country's north-east.
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Sri Lanka's government says it is considering pausing the offensive against Tamil Tiger rebels to allow trapped civilians out.
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Sri Lankan troops have killed more than 50 Tamil Tiger rebels in land and sea battles in the north-east, the military says.
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The Sri Lankan army says it has killed at least 15 Tamil Tiger rebels in intense battles in the north.
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The UN urges the Sri Lankan government and Tamil Tiger rebels to observe a 'humanitarian pause' in fighting.
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The Sri Lankan military says it has repulsed an attack by Tamil Tiger rebels in the north and killed at least a dozen rebels.
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Sri Lanka's new captain says the attack in Pakistan has changed his players' approach to taking part in future tournaments.
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The Sri Lankan government condemns what it calls a "vicious coalition" of aid and rights agencies over the civil war.
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Vital drugs arrive at the last remaining major health facility in rebel-held Sri Lanka after fears it would shut due to shortages.
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Defenceless victims of Sri Lanka's bloody conflict
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The conflict in Sri Lanka is killing hundreds of children, United Nations' children's agency, Unicef, says.
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Fierce fighting is going on between Sri Lankan troops and Tamil Tiger rebels in north-eastern Sri Lanka.
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The last major clinic in Sri Lanka's war-torn Tamil-held territory may close due to a medicine shortage, an official warns.
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At least 18 Tamil Tiger rebels die in fresh clashes with Sri Lankan troops in the north-east, the defence ministry says.
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Actions by the Sri Lankan government and the Tamil Tigers may amount to war crimes, the UN says.
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Sri Lanka's army says it has captured a makeshift hospital in rebel-held territory amid reports of civilian casualties.
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Sri Lankan troops and Tamil rebels fight fierce battles in the north, amid unconfirmed reports that a senior rebel is killed.
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While cricketers shun Pakistan following the attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore, the Afghan side arrives in the country.
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At least 14 people are killed and 35 injured in a suicide bomb attack in the town of Akuressa in southern Sri Lanka, police say.
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At least 15 civilians have died in the last two days of fighting between Sri Lankan soldiers and Tamil Tiger rebels, a health official says.
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Both Sri Lanka's military and rebel forces say there has been a surge in fighting in recent days, with scores killed.
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The UN says that thousands of civilians have been killed and wounded in the north-east of Sri Lanka.
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The Indian Premier League will go ahead as planned - despite the attack on Sri Lanka's team in Pakistan, says IPL commissioner.
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The Sri Lankan government says it is to open two safe routes for thousands of civilians trapped in the war zone in the north-east.
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Pakistani police release sketches of four men suspected of involvement in the ambush of the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore.
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Sri Lankan cricketers are recovering after surgery on injuries suffered during the attacks in Pakistan.
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Criticism mounts over apparent security lapses leading to Tuesday's attack on Sri Lanka's cricket team in Pakistan.
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Pakistani TV broadcasts video showing what it says are gunmen from the attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team escaping the scene.
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