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PRESIDENT MAITHRIPALA SIRISENA

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In shift, US backs Sri Lanka's own war crimes probe

By Krishan Francis | August 26, 2015 - 1:23pm

The United States said yesterday that it wants to sponsor a resolution at next month's UN human rights session that is supportive of Sri Lanka's government, which wants to conduct its own investigation into alleged...

World

After election, Sri Lanka PM invites rivals to work together

By Bharatha Mallawarachi | August 19, 2015 - 12:26pm

Sri Lanka's prime minister on yesterday invited all political parties in the island nation to work together after his party won the most seats in parliamentary elections and thwarted a political comeback bid by the...

World