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The Sri Lankan government admits that it has room for improvement on its human rights record.
Lanka admits rights violations
US authorities allow Gen Fonseka, who was to be questioned on alleged war crimes, to complete his US visit and return home.
'No questions' for General Fonseka
Fijian envoys expelled from two countries a day after Fiji expelled their representatives in a row over judges from Sri Lanka.
Australia and NZ expel Fijians
Opposition parties in Sri Lanka unite to fight elections due by next April.
Lanka opposition forms alliance
A court in Sri Lanka acquits four Tamil MPs charged with making statements against the government and army under anti-terror laws.
Sri Lanka court acquits Tamil MPs
Sri Lankan government sources say the US government is to question Sri Lanka's military chief, General Sarath Fonseka, about alleged war crimes
US wants Fonseka 'to testify against Gotabhaya'
Investigations are continued over Daya Master and George Master surrendered during the last phase of the war, police say.
'Further probes' over LTTE leaders
Sri Lanka says that visiting Russian foreign minister expressed interest in oil exploration in Mannar bay.
Russia interested in 'Sri Lanka oil'
Sri Lankans stranded in boats off Indonesian waters are calling upon the UN to intervene in order to help them secure asylum.
Migrants seek UN intervention
Sri Lanka says it will appoint an independent committee to investigate allegations raised by a recent US report.
Special committee to probe US report
Military confirms that Tamil IDPs released from Vavuniya camps are being re-arrested in Trincomalee camps.
'Released' IDPs re-arrested
Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna says it will join hands with any party to abolish executive presidency in Sri Lanka.
UNP and Tamil parties welcome - JVP
Australia's Green Party urges the government to consider sanctions against Sri Lanka to stop migrants.
Australian Green seeks sanctions
An inquiry is needed to find out whether war crimes were committed in the final stages of the conflict in Sri Lanka, says UN.
Gaza-style inquiry needed - UN
UN says it is committed to help rebuild the Sri Lanka after the decades of devastating conflict.
UN 'will help' rebuild Sri Lanka
US state department has handed over a report to the congress detailing incidents that allegedly occurred during the final months of the war.
Report on Sri Lanka to US congress
Opposition parties in Sri Lanka unite to fight elections due by next April.
Lanka opposition forms alliance
A court in Sri Lanka acquits four Tamil MPs charged with making statements against the government and army under anti-terror laws.
Sri Lanka court acquits Tamil MPs
Sri Lanka's government appears to have markedly stepped up the release of Tamils from camps in the north.
Sri Lanka steps up Tamil releases
About 12 people are missing after a boat believed to be carrying 40 people sank off the Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean.
Sri Lankans in capsized boat off Cocos Islands
Sri Lankan government sources say the US government is to question Sri Lanka's military chief, General Sarath Fonseka, about alleged war crimes
US wants Fonseka 'to testify against Gotabhaya'
Investigations are continued over Daya Master and George Master surrendered during the last phase of the war, police say.
'Further probes' over LTTE leaders
Sri Lanka says that visiting Russian foreign minister expressed interest in oil exploration in Mannar bay.
Russia interested in 'Sri Lanka oil'
A court in Sri Lanka frees the Tamil publisher of a monthly magazine more than a year after he was held under anti-terror laws.
Detained Tamil publisher is freed
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