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UK navy officer laid to rest in Sri Lanka after 25-year delay

Dawn 29 Sep 2024
COLOMBO. A British naval officer’s wish to have his ashes scattered at a strategic base in Sri Lanka has been granted 25 years after his death, officials said on Saturday ... “Honouring the officer’s final ...
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Pragmatism set to define Sri Lanka’s foreign policy

Hindustan Times 26 Sep 2024
Sri Lanka's newly elected President Anura Kumara Dissanayake addresses a gathering after taking his oath of office at the Presidential Secretariat, in Colombo, Sri Lanka, September 23, 2024.
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Harini Amarasuriya, an alumna of Hindu College, new Lanka PM

Hindustan Times 25 Sep 2024
... (NPP), who completed her undergraduate degree in sociology from Hindu College, was administered the oath of office by the island nation’s new president Anura Kumar Dissanayake in the capital Colombo.
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New Sri Lankan president dissolves the parliament

Taipei Times 25 Sep 2024
AP, COLOMBO ... Then-Sri Lankan president-elect Anura Kumara Dissanayake waves as he leaves the Sri Lankan election commission office after winning the country’s presidential election in Colombo on Sunday.
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No quick fix to crisis, Sri Lanka’s new president tells nation

Dawn 24 Sep 2024
COLOMBO ... “Regardless of the power divisions in the world, we intend to work with other nations to benefit our country,” he said, as Colombo-based diplomats watched from the balcony of the presidential office.
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PM Anwar Congratulates Sri Lanka’s New President, Reaffirms Commitment To Bilateral Ties

Malaysian National News Agency 24 Sep 2024
... People’s Power (NPP) alliance, took his oath of office at the Presidential Secretariat in Colombo this morning after securing 42.31 per cent of the vote in Saturday’s election.
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Dissanayake wins Sri Lankan election

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 24 Sep 2024
...  Marxist lawmaker Anura Kumara Dissanayake waves as he leaves from the election commission office after winning Sri Lankan presidential election, in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Sunday, Sept.
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Photos: Sri Lanka swears leftist leader Anura Kumara as President

Gulf News 23 Sep 2024
Sri Lanka's president-elect Anura Kumara Dissanayaka (C), gestures as he leaves the Election Commission office in Colombo on September 22, 2024, following his victory in the country's presidential election.
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Photos: Sri Lanka swears leftist leader Anura Kumara Dissanayaka as President

Gulf News 23 Sep 2024
Sri Lanka's president-elect Anura Kumara Dissanayaka (C), gestures as he leaves the Election Commission office in Colombo on September 22, 2024, following his victory in the country's presidential election.
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Photos: Sri Lanka swears in leftist leader Anura Kumara Dissanayaka as President

Gulf News 23 Sep 2024
Sri Lanka's president-elect Anura Kumara Dissanayaka (C), gestures as he leaves the Election Commission office in Colombo on September 22, 2024, following his victory in the country's presidential election.
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The Left turn in Sri Lanka

Hindustan Times 23 Sep 2024
... monopolised power in Colombo, completes a political cycle that started with the massive civic unrest in 2022, which forced the then president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, to quit office and flee the country.
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Sri Lanka elects Marxist leader Dissanayaka as president

The News International 23 Sep 2024
Sri Lanka's president-elect Anura Kumara Dissanayaka, gestures upon his arrival at the Election Commission office in Colombo on September 22, 2024 ... COLOMBO/ISLAMABAD.
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Sri Lanka's new leader says no magic solution to crisis

The Peninsula 23 Sep 2024
Colombo ... "Regardless of the power divisions in the world, we intend to work with other nations to benefit our country," he said, as Colombo-based diplomats watched from the balcony of the presidential office.
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Sri Lankan leftist leader to take office after landslide election win

Urdu Point 23 Sep 2024
<p>Colombo, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 23rd Sep, 2024) Sri Lanka's leftist president-elect will be sworn into office Monday after simmering public anger over the island nation's ...
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