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Orcas versus sperm whale caught on film

A recent photo expedition off Sri Lanka produced more than just photos of blue whales. Instead, there was a sighting of killer whales assaulting sperm whales.
In the Media by Owen Weldon - 1 comment

New species of giant tarantula spider discovered in Sri Lanka

Biologists say they have discovered a new species of giant tarantula in northern Sri Lanka. The spider, about the size of a human face, belongs to the genus Poecilotheria, tree-dwelling venomous tarantulas found in India and Sri Lanka
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 4 comments

Worst butt dial ever as Sri Lankan prisoner hides cellphone

Welikada - A prisoner at the high-security Welikada jail in Colombo, Sri Lanka tried to hide a cellphone in his rectum, during a search by the guards. All would have been fine, but the darn thing decided to ring.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 4 comments

Mysterious mass grave discovered in central Sri Lanka

Matale - The remains of dozens of people were unearthed last month in the center of the country as a variety of theories try to solve this bizarre and suspicious find.
In the Media by Patrick Devaney

Op-Ed: UN report highlights failure in Sri Lanka

According to a newly released UN report, the international body failed to protect civilians in the last months of the Sri Lankan civil war, which ended in May 2009 with the defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
In the Media by Raluca Besliu

Actress sues over 'Innocence of Muslims' film

Los Angeles - A US actress who stars in the anti-Muslim film, "The Innocence of Muslims," is suing the film's producer. Cindy Lee Garcia claims that under the pseudonym Sam Bacile, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula told her the film was a "desert adventure film."
In the Media by Layne Weiss - 2 comments

Sri Lanka conducting job interviews for hangmen

Colombo - The country has a problem. Sri Lankan law provides the death penalty for certain offences but currently has no hangmen. Not to worry. Interviews are currently being held to fill the two vacant positions.
In the Media by Arthur Weinreb - 2 comments

French tourists charged with desecrating Buddha statue

Galle - The arrest of three French tourists in Sri Lanka over their kissing antics featuring the statue of the Buddha has sparked an international debate on faith and tourism.
In the Media by David Amerland - 1 comment

Elephants of Sri Lanka: A Photo Essay Special

Elephants, elephants and more elephants. If you have a passion for pachyderms you can get your fix in Pinnawala, Sri Lanka, home of the Elephant Orphanage.
Digital Journal Report by Darren Weir - 9 comments

Floods toll rises to 77 in India's Assam state

Guwahati - At least 77 people have been killed in serious flooding in India's Assam state. The region is famous for its steep hills and tea cultivation.
In the Media by Kev Hedges

Op-Ed: Australia’s refugee mess gets messy wannabe compromise

Sydney - If you were to ask the average Australian who’s running our refugee program, the short answer would be “the people smugglers”. Canberra has taken forever to get any sort of consensus, and the new moves aren’t much better.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 11 comments

Tamils stage global protests against Rajapaksa Jubilee attendance Special

Toronto - Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa attended Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee celebrations this week. The Sri Lankan leader was warmly welcomed by the British establishment, but Tamils across the globe are protesting his attendance.
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran - 3 comments

Asia/Canada XI Win All-star T20 Cricket Match in Toronto Special

Toronto - Despite being robbed of large portion of its star power two days prior, the cricket all-star Twenty20 match in Toronto was entertaining and did not lose its competitive spirit.
Digital Journal Report by Aman Dhanoa - 2 comments

Real life 'The Terminal' case at Venezuela International Airport

Caracas - A Sri Lankan man has been trapped for three months at the Maiquetia International Airport in Caracas, Venezuela; there is confusion about where he came from and it has not been possible to find a destination where to send him.
In the Media by Igor I. Solar - 3 comments

Sri Lanka mosque to be removed after protest by Buddhists monks

The government of Sri Lanka has ordered that a controversial 60-year-old mosque be relocated, following protests by 300 Buddhist monks and their supporters, who stormed the Masjidul Khaira mosque in Dambulla on Friday.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 2 comments

Tsunami alert deemed a success after Indonesian quake

Countries such as Indonesia passed a critical test after its tsunami alert system successfully alerted citizens following the devastating earthquake and tsunami in 2004, as well as yesterday's disaster.
In the Media by Eric Morales

Toronto elephants moving to PAWS in California Special

Bob Barker comes through again for the elephants. This time for Thika, Toka, and Iringa from Toronto, who will be traveling in style aboard a jet liner.
Digital Journal Report by Gar Swaffar - 7 comments

Hundreds missing as another people-smuggler boat sinks

Jakarta - Reuters first and then BBC are reporting hundreds missing as another wooden (perhaps fiberglass) boat sinks off the Indonesian coast of East Java. No doubt these are more 'illegal' immigrants (mostly from the Middle East) attempting to reach Australia.
In the Media by Robert G Cope - 5 comments

Hints of 'God Particle' found by CERN scientists & researchers

Geneva - Originally meant to be built in Waxahachie, Texas, under the nickname of Desertron, Switzerland-France's CERN states it has seen "tantalizing hints" of the elusive Higgs boson, also called the "God particle," in two of their experiments.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 2 comments

Australia: Boats sink, suicides, yet no real progress Special

The sacrifice asylum seekers make leaving troubled homelands is not made easier arriving in Australia where detention practices are likely to cause additional harm.
Digital Journal Report by Robert G Cope
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