| Far Eastern Economic Review 1995 Manik de Silva |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Back to war: Tamil rebels break truce with major attacks. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Cash incentive: Sri Lanka privatizes at its own pace. | Business, international | Manik De Silva |
| Diplomatic advantage: as Tiger truce fails, Colombo seeks foreign allies. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Yaroslav Trofimov, Manik De Silva |
| Five-star fracas: Colombo hotel dispute snares Japanese firms. | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| High irritation: a feisty press raises presidential hackles. (Sri Lankan president Chandrika Kumartunga) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Looser reign: Kumaratunga unveils autonomy package. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| 'One problem less': New Delhi backs Kumaratunga's peace efforts. (Sir Lankan President Chandrika Kumaratunga) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Pause, not peace: army recaptures Jaffna, but the war isn't over yet. (Sri Lanka's efforts against Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Righteous indignation: Buddhist leaders boycott papal visit. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Tarnished brass: government probes corruption charges against army. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| The bloom is off.(Economic Monitor: Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| The party's over. (privatization in Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik De Silva |
| The perils of diplomacy: overture to Israel angers Muslim MPs. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik de Silva |
| Tigers and tanks: army offensive hits snags outside Jaffna. (Sri Lanka) | Business, international | Manik De Silva |
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