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by Adrian Wijemanne

It is not too far fetched to suppose, that the resolution of the Sri Lankan conflict has yielded an important new strategy for international peacemaking. It is true that monitoring a ceasefire is not peacemaking. It only provides a context of calm and reason in which the two sides to the conflict can be quietly introduced to the realities of their respective situations and be encouraged to work out for themselves a viable modus vivendi
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