Lucy Carroll, Rania Spooner A US pinger locator has detected signals consistent with those emitted by an aircraft black box, indicating a potential breakthrough in the month-long search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
Police claim bombs were planted by Maoists to disrupt the upcoming polls. Two powerful bombs were recovered by security forces on Monday from near a primary school in a village in Bihar’s Gaya district.
Malaysia’s transport minister called possible pings that might be linked to missing Flight MH370 the “most promising lead we have had” on Monday and said he was unable to rule out that some of its passengers remained alive.
The Sri Lankan Government has designated 424 individuals and sixteen organizations including the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) under the United Nations Act No 45 of 1968 by Gazette Extraordinary No 1856/41dated March 21st 2014.
Meera Srinivasan Sri Lanka’s response to the UNHRC vote suggests that to Colombo, what India thinks matters more than what many other powerful nations do With 23 countries backing a relatively strong resolution against Sri Lanka at the recent U.N. Human Rights Council (UNHRC) session in Geneva, one would have thought the country would feel Read More
Former president Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunge said that if the Opposition did not act properly and unseat this government democratically, the people would revolt as has happened in some
Welcome to the live updates of the finals of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup. Being a runner-up for three times, it is celebration for Sri Lanka. They bowled brilliantly, fielded brilliantly and batted brilliantly. They just outplayed India in all departments. Sangakkara in his final match played a brilliant match-winning knock. Sri Lanka won the Read More
Yousef al-Shawamrah, 14, was shot in the back and hip with live ammunition near his village of Deir al-Asal al-Fawqa, which sits alongside Israel’s separation barrier, on March 19.
Iran’s Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani has poured scorn on the recent resolution by the European Parliament (EP) against the Islamic Republic.
Daniel Flitton Australia should join the world leader in championing justice for human rights violations. Back in the days when George W. Bush would cheer on his mate John “Man of Steel” Howard, the chief aide to Australia’s foreign minister kept a private list. He jotted down every instance where Australia had broken ranks with Read More
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