Sri Lanka foes ‘agree to talks’

27 May 2006

Sri Lankan officials and the Tamil Tiger rebels have agreed, in principle, to hold talks in Norway next month, a Norwegian peace envoy has said. But the political leader of the Tamil Tigers told the BBC Tamil Service that a final decision had not been taken. Full Story

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