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Amidst increasing demands from the government to stop all diplomatic links with Norway, and rising demands from the international community to pause military operation in the north, Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama is expected to reveal the government’s stand on both issues in Parliament tomorrow. |
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 The recent attack on the Sri Lanka Embassy in Norway, by a group of pro-LTTErs, delivered a heavy blow to the already strained relations between the Governments of Sri Lanka and Norway. |
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 Q: There is only a week left for the election. Do you think that you will be able to top the United Peoples’ Freedom Alliance preferential votes list?A: The UPFA will win the WPC by a landslide victory. People are really impressed with the war victories and the administrative decisions taken by the government. |
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Hinting of a final push to crush what remains of the LTTE, now hiding among the civilians in the ‘No Fire’ Zone (NFZ), President Rajapaksa, who made a historic and surprise visit to Kilinochchi on Thursday, to celebrate the New Year with the forces, said: “We are all tired, let us finish this off soon.” |
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