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Asian Tribune is published by World Institute For Asian Studies|Powered by WIAS Vol. 11 No. 296               

France

Lin Na has done us, all Asian, proud, thank you Li Na!

S.H.Moulana - Riyadh


On Saturday, No. 6 seed Li Na dethroned defending French Open champion Francesca Schiavone, 6-4, 7-6 (0), to win her first career Grand Slam title.

Brewing French Whine – without Licence!

Hemantha Abeywardena writes from London…

The French, who are no stranger to revolution, are up in arms at the moment: fuel depots are on the brink of running dry; schools are barricaded; activities at ports and airports are severely disrupted; flights are cancelled; cars abandoned along the stretches of motorways; mass protests break out all over France; rubbish remains uncollected in the cities.

Heart of Cycling - Tour de France 2010

By Dr Sulakshi Thelikorala

Tour de France 2010 is the most celebrated cycle race in the global sports calendar which will commence on the 3rd of July 2010 as cyclists around the world would steer the French terrains for the 97th title of the Grand Tour.

Special ‘Dharma Deshanawa’ by Ven. Olande Ananda thero in Paris

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Paris was the location for more commemoration ceremonies held in the French capital to mark the Birth, Enlightenment and Passing Away of Lord Buddha.

Sinhala-Tamil new year celebrated at Embassy in Paris

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Paris observed the dawn of the Sinhala and Tamil New Year with ceremonies at its premises on April 15.

Enhancing the Sinhala and Tamil languages and cultures

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in France initiated a project to promote Sinhala and Tamil languages among children of the Sri Lankan community residing in France with a view to promoting the Sinhala and Tamil cultures.

Sri Lanka’s Independence Commemoration in France

The 62nd Anniversary of Independence of Sri Lanka was commemorated at the Sri Lanka Embassy in Paris with special religious observances at the Embassy premises yesterday (4th February 2010).

French court jails Tamil Tigers for extortion

The toughest sentence of seven years in was given to Nadaraja Matinthiran, whom the court heard was the leader of the LTTE.

Will Ranil-Prabha Pact save LTTE in France? Verdict against 22 top Tigers Today

By Sugeeswara Senadhira

The future of the LTTE in France will depend on the verdict on the case against 22 top leaders of the movement which is scheduled for November 23.

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