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Rescue efforts underway in flood-ravaged Sri Lanka

Rescue efforts underway in flood-ravaged Sri Lanka

 

Death toll set to climb after Sri Lanka landslides

Death toll set to climb after Sri Lanka landslides

 

Police stand guard outside the Mossack Fonseca law firm offices in Panama City during a raid on April 12, 2016

Sri Lanka sets up panel to investigate 'Panama Papers'

Its former president and his family were accused of siphoning off billions of dollars during his decade in power  

A crane is seen at the construction site of an apartment building in Colombo, Sri Lanka October 14, 2015.

IMF agrees $1.5 billion bailout for Sri Lanka to avert balance of payments crisis

  Sri Lanka's foreign exchange reserves have fallen by a third from their peak in late 2014 to $6.2 billion...

People gather on Galle Face Green as commercial buildings in the central business district stand in the background in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka wants to be the next Singapore as war legacy fades

  Even so, other Sri Lankan leaders have pledged to emulate Singapore in the past with little success.

The Chinese president offered loans of $1.4 billion to build a new port city in Sri Lanka.

China gets spurned in Sri Lanka

  A change in regime in Sri Lanka blunted Chinese influence.

US Secretary of State John Kerry (L) speaks with Sri Lankan Tamil National Alliance (TNA) party leader Rajavarothiam Sampanthan (2nd L) in Colombo on May 3, 2015. Photo: AFP

Kerry holds talks with Tamils in Sri Lanka

US Secretary of State John Kerry held talks with Sri Lanka's top Tamil leaders on Sunday 

Rajitha Seneviratne, Sri Lanka's government spokesman, speaks during a forum of Sri Lanka's foreign correspondents in Colombo January 28, 2015. Sri Lanka is planning an investigation into accusations of human rights abuses in the final stages of a 26-year

Sri Lanka seeks delay in U.N. war-crimes report

Sri Lanka said on Wednesday it was seeking a delay of several months in the release of a U.N. report...

Pope Francis visits Asia

Pope Francis visits Asia

Pope Francis tours Sri Lanka and the Philippines on a week-long tour.

At least 24 dead in Sri Lanka flooding

At least 24 dead in Sri Lanka flooding

Floods and landslides have caused major damage in two thirds of Sri Lanka as severe weather hits.   

This picture taken on December 4, 2014 shows flowers from Mathias Mann of Germany placed on an unmarked grave for a German colleague who died during the 2004 tsunami at Bang Muang cemetery in Phang Nga southwestern Thailand. Photo: AFP

10 years on, lessons of Asian tsunami hit by 'disaster amnesia'

  Ten years after the deadliest tsunami on record wrought destruction across the Indian Ocean, creeping complacency is undermining a hi-tech...

Villagers' new hope after 2004 tsunami

Villagers' new hope after 2004 tsunami

A Sri Lankan village ravaged by the Indian Ocean tsunami ten years ago looks toward a brighter future.

Rescue teams from the Sri Lankan military engage in rescue operation work at the site of a landslide at the Koslanda tea plantation in Badulla October 29, 2014. Photo: Reuters/Stringer

No hope for survivors in Sri Lanka landslide, over 100 dead

All hopes of finding survivors under the mud and rubble of a landslide in south-central Sri Lanka had run out by...

Hopes fade for over 300 missing in Sri Lanka landslide

Hopes fade for over 300 missing in Sri Lanka landslide

 A landslide buried more than 140 houses in hilly south-central Sri Lanka on Wednesday after days of heavy rain, killing at least...

 Pictures of 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami

Pictures of 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami

On December 26, 2004, a magnitude 9.15 quake off the coast of Indonesia's Aceh province triggered an Indian Ocean tsunami that killed...
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