News Pictures of the week

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In pictures are a series events held over the course of week.

UNP-SLPP rally in Kadawatha.

NPP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake meets the Japanese State Minister of Foreign Affairs Yoshifumi Tsuge.

Signing of MoU by North and East-based Tamil political parties and civil society organisations to nominate a common Tamil Presidential candidate.

Sri Lankan organisations show solidarity with Bangladeshi students with a protest opposite the Bangladesh High Commission in Colombo.

Sri Lankan team shines at Abacus Olympiad International Competition.

Japan officially informs Sri Lanka of renewed Yen Loan funding.

Minister of Justice Dr. Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe announced his candidacy for the Presidential election.

Remembering Black July

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