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Colombo Must Persuade TNA to Join Talks: Sushma

The delegation raised the Army's increasingly embedded role in society in the Northern Province.

(CHENNAI, India The Hindu) - Tthe Indian parliamentary delegation, which wound up its six-day tour of Sri Lanka, has emphasised to the government that the stalemate has to be ended.

“We told [Sri Lankan] President Mahinda Rajapaksa that this stalemate has to be broken,” said the leader of the delegation, Sushma Swaraj.

American Third Parties Presidential Debate

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(WASHINGTON DC RNN) - The American Third Parties Presidential Debate is brought to you by The Maggie Phair Institute.

Watch live today at 5pm EST a debate that presents to the American electorate a range of options not yet heard in this campaign.

A Mother`s Nightmare- Act Now for SB 1363

Once, he told me that killing himself is his ticket out of DJJ. Imagine for a second what it feels like to hear that from your child.

(OAKLAND, CA) - I am a mother of four children living in Pico Rivera.

In my daily life, I work as an interpreter, lead a girl scout troop, and take my girls to volleyball practice, Karate, and Aztec dance classes. But a part of me is always with my oldest son, who is locked away in the Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ).

How Many Walls Will Secure the Zionist Regime in Palestine?

The decision to build a wall “to replace the existing Israeli technical fence "along the Blue Line near the town of Kfar Kila was announced last month by Tel Aviv.

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - Researchers have to reach back hundreds of years to find a regime building walls and barriers in a hopeless quest to hold onto stolen lands.

Mahinda Sandwiched Between Two Siblings

According to a close contact of Minister Basil Rajapakse, he has asked the President to influence his rival brother Gota to put an end to the arbitrary conduct of the Defence Ministry.

(COLOMBO Sri Lanka Guardian) - The rift between President Mahinda Percy Rajapakse’s siblings Basil Rajapakse and Gotabaya Rajapakse is said to be widening to an irreconcilable position since the Geneva resolution against Sri Lanka on the implementation of the President’s LLRC report.

The relationship between the two siblings has reached the stage of both attempting to score points against the other.

President Instigates Inamaluwe Thero Against Muslims

The Muslim mosque in question is over 40 years old and had been completely renovated recently.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka Lanka News Web) - Ven. Inamaluwe Sumangala Thero has organized a protest campaign on the 18th against the construction of a Muslim mosque in the Dambulla city on a Presidential directive, it is reliably learnt.

The Thero had summoned several donors to the temple and said that the protest was being organized on a Presidential directive.

Rwanda: There can be no Higher Law in Journalism than to Tell the Truth

Rwanda has created a news website devoted to discrediting opposition groups to the current ruling party.

(WASHINGTON DC) - In an ironic analysis of the media situation in Rwanda, the publication, East African Business Week of Kampala, published a piece on March 26, 2012 entitled “Rwanda: Nation Moves to Improve Media Image”.

However, Rwanda has just kicked their worst tabloid/gossip paper into high gear.

Marijuana Therapy Success: With 1000 PTSD War Veterans

Possibly the most Veterans for any doctor.

(MOLALLA, OR) - Oregon is one of the 16 states which has legal medical marijuana but not for PTSD.

This puts a terribly physiologic burden on the group which has the most victims who also have the worst, most severe symptoms with high suicide rates and maybe as many as 300,000 homeless...

Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa Testifies in front of Judge Trevidic, France

Dr. Rudasingwa's statement about the assassination of President Habyarimana:

(WASHINGTON DC) - On 20 April 2012 Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa testified in front of Judge Trevidic in France for over six hours.

He reported that he explained all that he knew regarding the shooting down of former President Habyarimanas airplane in 1994 just before the genocide.

Reactor Reax Top Stories - The Nukes of Hazard: Nuclear Power Remains Too Costly

The latest stories about nuclear power and danger.

(WASHINGTON DC) - In this week's roundup of nuclear-related stories and developments from around the globe, we learn that senators are calling for an end to the US nuclear industry welfare program.

Authors of a new report call proposed nuclear plants 'the poster child' of failing, expensive power projects.