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Threat of Force Remains in Ivory Coast Negotiations
Regional leaders say they will not hesitate to use force if incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo doesn't leave office peacefully
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Pakistan tense as governor buried
Thousands of Pakistanis attend the state funeral of assassinated Punjab governor Salman Taseer amid heightened tensions in Lahore.- Pakistan's very unhappy new year
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Republicans taking over US House
Republicans take control of the US House of Representatives shortly, vowing battles over the size of government and how much it spends.Anti-US cleric Sadr back in Iraq
Anti-US Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr has returned to Iraq after years of self-imposed exile in Iran, Iraqi officials say. Market Traders at the Mercy of the Mayor |
By KHIN OO THAR |
Shopkeepers from Thirimingala Market say the mayor has accepted a bribe to relocate the market and let AsiaWorld take over the site. |
Karen New Year Celebrated Across the World |
By SAW YAN NAING |
Karen people worldwide gather to mark New Year 2750. |
Suu Kyi, SNLD Call for Ethnic Unity |
By KO HTWE |
Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and leaders of the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy meet to discuss the unity of ethnic parties. |
NLD Outlines Four Principles for Foreign Investment |
By HTET AUNG |
The National League for Democracy outlines four principles for foreign investment in the country and reaffirms its stand on the need to review existing economic sanctions. |
Bangkok Airport Train Link Opens Check-In Services |
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
Travelers in Bangkok can now check in their luggage when boarding the city's train-to-the-plane for flights on certain Thai airlines, with most carriers opting out of the service for now. |
Indian Tea Tastes Different Due to Climate Change |
By WASBIR HUSSAIN |
Tea growers in northeastern India say climate change has hurt the country's tea crop, leading not just to a drop in production but also subtly altering the flavor of their brew. |
NLD Raises 20 Million Kyat for Social Projects |
By SAI ZOM HSENG |
A three-day fund-raising event by the National League for Democracy brings in more than US $23,500 to benefit the families Burma's political prisoners and others in need. |
The annual Kachin Manau Festival marking the 63rd Kachin State Day will be broadcast live by ...
Funeral services hit 10-year high: Kyaw Thu
Funeral services at a local charity have hit a ten-year high, a spokesperson of the Free Funeral Service ...
Volunteer support network for political prisoners launched
The National League for Democracy (NLD) launched a network of over 300 volunteers in support of ...
DKBA soldier takes hostage outside UNHCR office
A Democratic Karen Buddhist Association (DKBA) soldier armed with two hand grenades held a Thai ...
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