We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two people are killed by a car bomb in a residential area of the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, police say.
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Both sides claim heavy casualties in fresh fighting between the Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger rebels.
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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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The UN in Sri Lanka says dozens of civilians have been killed or injured in recent fighting in the north-east.
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At least five civilians die after a makeshift hospital is shelled in a rebel-held area of northern Sri Lanka, health officials there say.
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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 UK "expresses concern" to Sri Lanka over a false diplomatic passport issued to ex-rebel leader Col Karuna.
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A major crisis is unfolding in northern Sri Lanka with a quarter of a million people trapped by fighting, the Red Cross says.
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The UN says 52 civilians have been killed in fighting in Sri Lanka, as the president pledges to defeat rebels soon.
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More than 40 rebels and 10 government troops die in fresh fighting in northern Sri Lanka, the military says.
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Tamil Tiger rebels sink a Sri Lanka navy gunboat in a sea battle that left at least 45 people dead, the navy says.
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Four Sri Lankan soldiers and four Tamil Tiger rebels are killed in renewed violence, the military says.
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At least eight people are killed in mounting violence in northern and eastern Sri Lanka, police say.
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Sri Lanka's prime minister admits that a Tamil Tiger attack on an air force base caused far more damage than previously acknowledged.
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The Sri Lankan army says more than 2,000 civilians have crossed a lagoon to flee the war zone in the north-east of the country.
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Military operations to crush the Tamil Tigers are being carried out with the fewest possible civilian casualties, Sri Lanka's foreign minister says.
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Five people, including four security personnel, die in a blast in Sri Lanka's north-east, the army says.
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At least four people die and 25 others are injured when gunmen ambush a crowded passenger bus in Sri Lanka, the army says.
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At least four people are injured in a suspected grenade explosion at a zoo in Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo.
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The international airport in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo is under attack by Tamil Tiger rebels, reports say.
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Sri Lanka's army says it has seen its heaviest casualties in months during fierce clashes in northern Sri Lanka.
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The Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers meet in Sri Lanka for talks thought to have focused on the Kashmir dispute.
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Sri Lankan troops and Tamil rebels claim to have inflicted heavy casualties on each other in fierce fighting in the north.
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Sri Lankan troops and Tamil rebels both say they have inflicted heavy casualties on each other in the north.
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Thousands of Muslims take shelter from fighting between the Sri Lankan army and Tamil Tigers, local people say.
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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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Sri Lanka's military says its fighter jets have destroyed a Tamil Tiger base where its leaders were meeting.
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Up to 13 Sri Lankan sailors are presumed dead after a boat was ambushed by the Tamil Tiger rebels, officials say.
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Human rights group Amnesty International warns of a dramatic rise in threats to journalists in Sri Lanka.
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The climate of fear for journalists in Sri Lanka
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The Sri Lankan military designates a safe zone for civilians as it continues its offensive against rebels in the north-east.
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