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KANDY, Sri Lanka -- The island of Sri Lanka wears many crowns. Celebrated as one of the world's most beautiful places, it also bears the scars of civil war, economic collapse and political upheaval. [1]
GALLE, Sri Lanka -- Just 129 kilometers south of Colombo, Galle feels a world away from Sri Lanka's commercial capital and largest city. [2]
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COLOMBO -- Braving the scorching afternoon sun, 64-year-old K. Piyasena walks along the sidewalk adjoining the sprawling ocean park in Colombo known as Galle Face Green, not far from Sri Lanka's Presidential Secretariat. [4]
By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009 By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009 By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009 (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
LifeHiking Sri Lanka's tea trail New path through verdant Pekoe hills shows the island is not just about beaches Hikers pass through a tea plantation in Sri Lanka. [6]
COLOMBO -- Sri Lanka has great beaches, wild elephants and ancient temples. But Australian gambling boss James Packer thinks the island nation needs something else if it is to reach the government's ambitious tourism goals: better casinos. [7]
COLOMBO -- Sri Lankans are struggling to secure enough food to eat amid the worst economic crisis since the country gained independence in 1948. [8]
KANDY, Sri Lanka -- The island of Sri Lanka wears many crowns. Celebrated as one of the world's most beautiful places, it also bears the scars of civil war, economic collapse and political upheaval.
GALLE, Sri Lanka -- Just 129 kilometers south of Colombo, Galle feels a world away from Sri Lanka's commercial capital and largest city.
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COLOMBO -- Braving the scorching afternoon sun, 64-year-old K. Piyasena walks along the sidewalk adjoining the sprawling ocean park in Colombo known as Galle Face Green, not far from Sri Lanka's Presidential Secretariat.
By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009 By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009 By JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 27, 2009
LifeHiking Sri Lanka's tea trail New path through verdant Pekoe hills shows the island is not just about beaches Hikers pass through a tea plantation in Sri Lanka.
COLOMBO -- Sri Lanka has great beaches, wild elephants and ancient temples. But Australian gambling boss James Packer thinks the island nation needs something else if it is to reach the government's ambitious tourism goals: better casinos.
COLOMBO -- Sri Lankans are struggling to secure enough food to eat amid the worst economic crisis since the country gained independence in 1948.
LifeSri Lankan chefs cook up an international audience The island's unique cuisine is steadily acquiring a global profile An assortment of spices and other basic ingredients needed for a typical Sri Lankan Sinhalese meal, as presented by Viran Perera
PoliticsSri Lanka stokes Muslim and Christian ire with COVID burial rules Rajapaksa's forced cremations of minority victims worsen human rights record A demonstrator at a cemetery in Colombo on Dec.