Western dogma ensures support for Sri Lanka against the Tamils.

Political leaders of Tamil Nadu condemned Sri Lanka Army Chief Lt. Gen. Sarath Fonseka for his derogatory comments on Tamil Nadu leaders in an interview to a Sri Lankan state-owned newspaper.

Sri Lanka's dragging ethnic conflict is at a decisive phase, with the military determined to crush the Tamil Tigers and the LTTE adamantly refusing to give up.

AS the government's war against the LTTE enters the bloodiest phase in the country's history, our research has found that the costly war of attrition is irreparably scarring an entire generation of Sri Lanka's youth.

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) leader's Canadian link; In a National Post exclusive, the sister of the Tamil Tigers' leader speaks to Stewart Bell about her life in Toronto.

"Kilinochchi within kissing distance". So said the disinformation warriors of Lt.Gen.Sarath Fonseka, the Sri Lankan Army Commander, more than a week ago.

* Hundreds of Sri Lankan soldiers killed in latest fighting * Over a thousand injured as LTTE puts up stiff resistance

A SLA soldier captured in Kilaali by the LTTE on 09 December revealed he was attached to Sinha Regiment and sent to the forefront of the offensive immediately after completing his military training at Diyathalawa Army Training Centre on 25 November

With the sun glistening on waves that gently lap its clean sandy beaches and coral reefs, Hikkaduwa is the perfect tourist paradise. But there is one thing missing -tourists.

Whilst Sri Lanka’s exports to India dropped 13%, the island’s exports to Pakistan has grown by 31%according to a Sri Lankan trade expert.

Sri Lanka has been named as a country where genocide and other mass atrocities are underway or risk breaking out.

Bruce Fein, a former U.S. Deputy Associate Attorney General and currently Counsel for a US Tamil group said in an interview mid December that a 400+ page model indictment charging Sri Lanka officials for genocide against Tamils will be ready to be submitted to the U.S. Justice Department first week of January.

The BBC's Sinhala service investigates the plight of Sri Lanka's war widows.

A UN official in northern Sri Lanka has said that conditions for displaced people in LTTE-held areas are "as basic as in Somalia".