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Peace process needs a breakthrough by Professor Laksiri Fernando, University of Colombo The peace process in Sri Lanka has undoubtedly come to a situation of
stalemate at present and requires a breakthrough to restart negotiations
irrespective of what happened in Kollupitiya recently. This stalemate
first came about more than a year ago when the LTTE was not allowed or
invited to participate at the Washington donor conference by the previous
UNF government where major matters with regard to reconstruction and
development were supposed to be discussed. Other Stories
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