Sri Lankan gov't, Tamil Tiger rebels resume peace talks

Sri Lankan gov't, Tamil Tiger rebels resume peace talks

GENEVA, Switzerland - S.P. Tamilselvan (L), leader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) political wing, and Sri Lanka's Health Minister Nimal Siripola De Silva shake hands in Geneva on Oct. 28 before they begin a two-day peace talks.

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