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 Lankan army shelling has killed 91 people since Friday at a makeshift hospital inside a civilian safe zone, doctors tell the BBC.
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UN satellite pictures appear to show shelling damage inside a government safe zone for civilians in Sri Lanka.
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The website of the Sri Lankan army is hacked by suspected rebels installing graphic images of civilians, officials say.
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Sri Lanka's president again rules out a ceasefire with rebels and rejects Western 'lectures', a day after a key EU mission.
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British and French foreign ministers in Sri Lanka urge a halt to the military offensive against Tamil Tiger rebels in the north.
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Sri Lanka refuses entry to Sweden's Foreign Minister Carl Bildt, who was to have joined a European diplomatic mission.
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Sri Lankan troops will no longer use heavy weapons against Tamil Tiger rebels in the north-east, the government says.
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The Sri Lankan government dismisses a Tamil Tiger ceasefire declaration as a "joke" and says the rebels are close to defeat.
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Tigers defiant as Sri Lankan army scents victory
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Tamil Tiger rebels in north-east Sri Lanka announce a unilateral ceasefire, but the government rejects it, urging their surrender.
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The UN's top humanitarian official goes to Sri Lanka to push for greater protection of civilians caught up in the conflict.
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Charles Haviland reports on growing expectations of an end to the war in Sri Lanka and asks what next for the country's minority Tamil people.
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BBC reporter gets up close to the Sri Lankan fighting
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The US calls for an immediate ceasefire to the fighting in north-east Sri Lanka to allow civilians to leave the war zone.
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The Sri Lankan army says there will be no more pauses in fighting against Tamil Tiger rebels, despite calls by the UN.
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A UN aid team heads to Sri Lanka, where 50,000 civilians remain inside the conflict zone as troops battle Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Priyanka Gandhi, the daughter of India's assassinated former PM, Rajiv Gandhi, calls on her country to help Sri Lankan Tamil civilians.
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Sri Lanka rejects an appeal by the UN to allow aid agencies into the war zone to help civilians affected by heavy fighting.
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A senior UN official urges Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels to lay down their arms and let trapped civilians leave the conflict zone.
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How will Sri Lanka cope with the civilian exodus?
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Australian officials prepare for asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, where a civil war is causing heavy civilian casualties.
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Two key Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka, including chief media co-ordinator Daya Master, surrender, the army says.
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A Tamil woman tells of her ordeal in Sri Lanka's war zone
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The number of Tamil civilians escaping from the territory held by Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka rises to 77,000, the army says.
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Sri Lanka says 63,000 Tamil civilians have crossed from the last remaining area held by Tamil Tiger rebels in the last two days.
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The tough task of reporting in Sri Lanka
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Tamil Tigers accuse Sri Lankan troops of killing about 1,000 civilians, but the government says it is helping thousands.
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Sri Lanka's military says at least 25,000 civilians have escaped from a Tamil Tiger-held area after the army smashed a fortification.
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Britain sends a special envoy to the United Nations in New York for "urgent" talks on ending the war in Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka rejects a new UN call to give civilians more time to leave a safe zone in the north-east, the defence secretary says.
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa makes a symbolic visit to the key town of Kilinochchi, captured from Tamil Tiger rebels.
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