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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
      Editorial:The Tigers' Trojan horse
The Government yesterday was non-commital on the LTTE’s announcement of an unilateral ceasefire. Leader of the House Minister of Healthcare and Nutrition Nimal Siripala de Silva said the LTTE had declared a unilateral ceasefire but the Government would not be deceived by this ploy as it was well known that the LTTE had always settled for ceasefire when it was cornered and wanted breathing space. He said the the armed forces were now within a short distance of Kilinochchi and the supreme sacrifices the forces had made to defeat the LTTE in the Eastern Province and their present victories in the North Province, their current victories...
Indian Lawmakers Suraj Paswan, left, and Suraj Bhan, who is serving jail sentence, show victory sign as they arrive at the parliament house in New Delhi, India, Monday, July 21, 2008. Indian lawmakers gathered Monday to debate a vote of confidence in the government that will likely determine the fate of the government and civilian nuclear deal with the United States. (AP)

Australia, Myanmar seek SAARC observer statusAustralia and Myanmar have sought observer status in SAARC, Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama said yesterday.He told a news conference at the BMICH that new applications indicate the growing profile of SAARC in other parts of the world.

Woman nabbed with substance akin to C-4 explosives
A middle-aged woman was arrested at the Phothanagama police check point near Anuradhapura with a substance similar to C-4 explosives. Under interrogation by the Anuradhapura police, she said she was from...

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