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War of words... over peaceA troubled peace process has apparently survived for the moment. These early signals also mark the gradual hardening of the negotiations between the Sri Lankan Government and the LTTE, writes V.S. Sambandan. The external players By V.S.S. THE INVOLVEMENT of the international community appears more pronounced nowadays in Sri Lanka's peace efforts. India and the facilitators, Norway, chosen by the President, Chandrika Kumaratunga, and the former Foreign Affairs Minister, Lakshman ... Fears for the future By V.S.S. WITH THE LTTE observing another Black Tigers' day on July 5, the common desire for peace among the Sinhalese, the Tamils and the Muslims, the three main ethnic groups of Sri Lanka, is matched by an equally shared trepidation of a return to ... Zones of dispute By V.S.S. THE FIXED focus of the LTTE on regaining Jaffna and the fact that the present stalemate was triggered by the Government's inability to meet the Tigers' demand for de-escalating Jaffna's High Security Zones only reinforce the possibility of the ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Literary Review | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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