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Tuesday
29th
Explosives
eluded parliamentary police
Tigers release
four POWs through Red Cross
To assassinate
or not to assassinate: Tigers foxed
Amnesty brings
in 2,289 deserters
Army desecrated
Mannar temple, says TULF MPMonday
28th
Wickremesinghe's
appalling stalling tactics
India
firm on Sri Lankan territorial integrity
Fasting POWs
become Tiger pawns
LTTE
loot kerosene and diesel supplies
LTTE
'nourished' by food meant for Wanni civilians
Captured
Tiger suicider reveals assassination modus operandi
'Eelam
punishment' for ex-EPDP memberSaturday
26th
UNP
mimics LTTE with constitutional pre-conditions
Friday
25th
State
media distorting our absence from talks: UNP
Suspected
LTTE explosives expert arrested with bomb
Executive
premiership to abolish executive presidency
UNP
proposals today, talks timetable to follow
Talks between
India-Sri Lanka foreign secretaries
LTTE
bribes-for-suspects racket busted
Minister denies
apology to cricket chairman Thursday
24th
Peace proposals
have not failed, says Ranil
Two fasting
prisoners' condition critical
Cricket Board
dispute settled: Minister apologises
Communist Party
wants swift UNP action on Constitution
SLMC favours executive presidency to protect minorities
Sri Lanka - China to promote worldwide use of tea
Wednesday
23rd
UNP boycott
won't derail peace, says Constitution Minister
Opposition Leader reproved in Parliament
'UNP trying to
let in the LTTE' says Chief Government Whip
Interim Cricket
Board resigns after Minister's accusations
Sri Lanka to
brief India on peace talks
Two new rivals to step on Shell's gas monopoly
Tuesday
22nd
Relatives to visit fasting prisoners today
Hindu Council welcomes Govt/Norwegian co-operation
Apology
settles Police-Judge dispute
Janatha Party
opposes negotiations with Tigers
Wickremesinghe
says participation "not necessary" at constitutional talks
LTTE suspect
carried Town Hall bomb in handbag
Toughest ever
legislation to combat organised crime Monday
21st
Business
community commends Norwegian involvement
Chandrika:
Exclude other Tamil parties at your peril
Sunday
20th
Peace talks
outside Sri Lanka
Senior British
politico warns LTTE
LTTE to campaign
against US-imposed ban
Peace talks: Sri
Lanka keeps India in the picture
Friday
18th
Helicopter crashes while evacuating wounded
Truce
only after peace talks begin
Defence
budget designed to back peace bid
Industrialists commend budget proposals
Telecom
scam: engineer released on bail
Fasting prisoners ignored Red Cross
SLMC
Asitha Perera resigns Thursday
17th
Italy indicts Tamils over LTTE fund-raising
Canada to deport terrorists "even if they
face torture"
Paranthan fighting highlights need for
facilitator: official
Norway accepts talks challenge
President and Tamil parties to discuss NE merger
at constitutional talks
DNA tests for Chemmani graves' victims
No penalty for deserters under general amnesty
Sri Lanka's premier blue-chip's profits jump 17%
Wednesday
16th
Watchful
optimism marks Norwegian peace visit
Private sector
hails "steady ahead" budget
International
news agencies mislead with "war" budget
Norwegian
Foreign Minister meets govt, opposition today
Sri Lanka
elected Chairman of UN anti-terrorism committee
North-East youth
to be integrated into economic mainstream
International
economists upbeat on budget
Tuesday
15th
Kumaratunga captivates with historic budget speech
Budget lowers defense spending in real terms
Indo-Lanka Free Trade Agreement goes ahead, local
industries protected
Humiliating traffic cop humbled in Court
Monday
14th
Married men forced to smuggle bombs
Low profile LTTE attacks dodge international
scrutiny
Ranil to nest in National List against Cooray
New York Times errs twice in reports on Sri Lanka,
says UN Ambassador
Millenium's first Budget today Saturday
12th
Suicide three-wheeler, crew, captured
IDD provider denies involvement in LTTE telecom
scam
Norway peace discussions next week Friday
11th
Train track bomb defused
Thursday
10th
Wickremesinghe demands re-tabling of draft
constitution
Bus
bombs fail to provoke backlash
European Community defrauded of millions by LTTE
"fronts"
Special squad snares Pettah bus bombers
Hindu chief priest arrested for Tiger links
EPDP fugitives seek assistance
UNP Rebels indisposed towards anti-Emergency vote
Protest to arrest abusive police officers
Wednesday
09th
Three killed as Tigers target buses again
LTTE trying to bring govt to
standstill - Ratwatte
Buses: New mission of LTTE bombers, tiger
suspect confesses
Telecom scam may have funded LTTE, arms deals
Australia, Netherlands increase funds for
Jaffna de-mining
LTTE drugrunner arrested
Billionaire Norwegian businessman killed in
Negombo Tuesday
08th
TULF, EPDP and PLOTE want permanent North/East merger
No prize for CID's Rs.2 million reward
Post or party, UNP tells rebel MPsCredit
and technical advice for farmers in 17 districts Monday
07th
British Lord calls for increased
international pressure on Prabhakaran
Bus bomb injures at least 45 in Badulla
Tamil parties to join consensus-building on
constitutional reformsForgeries force new pass system for
Batticaloans
National
Joint Comittee seeks representation at peace negotiations
Wijeyapala
seeks UNP leadership after Ranil's 11th electoral defeat
Peace Council urges Govt-LTTE confidence-building
measures [7 February 2000]
Consensus reached in PA meetings on constitutionSaturday
05th
Kumaratunga
confident of consensus ahead of LTTE talks
LTTE intimidation leads to Jaffna Mayor-Designate
stand-down
Thursday
03rd
Dematagoda
bus bomb latest in escalating civilian attacks
LTTE
prisoner identifies Kumaratunga suicide bomber
Working
Committee denied rebel MPs natural justice: ruling
Ja-Ela bomber identified by DNA test, mother
Indo-Lanka
Free Trade Pact operational from March
Grama Sevakas arrested for forging Batticaloa
documents
Wednesday
02nd
LTTE ready for talks: Bishop
Establishment Code not an information shutdown:
official
Sri Lankan tourism growth undeterred by terrorist
attacks
Eminent South Asians appeal for peace in
subcontinent
Government accords UNP proposals priority
considerationTuesday
01st
JVP educational campaign against country's crisis
Batticaloa
curbs may intensify, despite protests
45,000 Jaffna students boycott classes over
arrests
Tigers 'not interested' in solution, blames
government
Two Tamil youth shot Ponnambalam: Eyewitnesses
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