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Secretary General Ban Ki-moon addresses a news conference at U.N. headquarters before leaving for the U.N. climate talks in Copenhagen, 14 Dec 2009
UN Chief 'Confident Fair Deal' Within Reach in Copenhagen
Ban Ki-moon says that decades of effort will come down to this one critical week
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Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed addresses Klima Forum 09, the people's climate summit, in Copenhagen, 14 Dec 2009
Kyoto Dispute Threatens Climate Conference
Kyoto treaty legally binds rich countries to cuts in greenhouse gas emissions while excluding poor nations and developing economies
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U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen at a press conference in Kabul, 14 Dec 2009
Top US Commanders Discuss Strategy with Afghan and Pakistani Leaders
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen arrived in Kabul hours after killing of at least
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President Barack Obama meets with members of the financial industry in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, 14 Dec 2009
Obama Meets Bankers, Urges More Business Lending 
US president holds talks with 12 industry leaders at White House
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 |  | President Barack Obama tells US bankers to increase business loans, and warns them not to thwart regulatory reform. |
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Unsung Heroes in Our Midst |
| By DR ZARNI |
| It's high time to recognize the sacrifice of Burma's soldier dissidents, whose plight is largely ignored by the advocates of democracy. |
Burmese Media Lead with Than Shwe's Favorites |
| By WAI MOE |
| An official visit to an IT center can unmask the current ranking of family members, cronies and military generals in Than Shwe's Burma. |
Seoul Searching |
| By ALEX ELLGEE |
| More and more North Korean refugees are heading to Thailand via China in the hope of being deported to South Korea. |
Exile Media Expects Citizen-Journalists to Help in 2010 Election |
| By SAW YAN NAING |
| Citizen-journalists in Burma will again join hands with the exile media by contributing information, photographs and video about the 2010 general election, as they did in the monk-led protests in 2007 and the Cyclone Nargis disaster in 2008. |
Philippine Muslim Rebels Deny Hand in Jail Break |
| By JIM GOMEZ |
| The Moro Islamic Liberation Front denies masterminding a jailbreak that freed 31 guerillas and criminals in the southern Philippines. |
North Korean Weapons Seizure Could Affect Nuke Talks |
| By APICHART WEERAWONG |
| Thailand's seizure of some 35 tons of military weapons from North Korea and arrests of five foreigners charged with illegal possession of arms may prove a blow to efforts by the United States to negotiate a halt to Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions. |
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| Suu Kyi to meet with senior party colleagues Dec 15, 2009 (DVB)–Burma’s ruling junta has granted detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi permission to hold a rare meeting with senior party members, according to a party spokesperson. - more |
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| Burma opium cultivation up, but yield down Dec 14, 2009 (DVB)–Opium cultivation in Burma has doubled since 2006, despite production of the narcotic falling, the United Nations drugs office has said. - more |
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| Burma handed economic bloc chair Dec 14, 2009 (DVB)–Burma has formally received the rotating chair of a regional seven-member technical and economic bloc from India, following an annual conference in the Burmese capital Naypyidaw. - more |
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| Junta chief ‘used child soldiers for bodyguards’ Dec 14, 2009 (DVB)–Burma’s junta strongman Than Shwe has surrounded himself with a special bodyguard unit that took root 15 years ago and reportedly included child soldiers, sources close to the army have said. - more |
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| Activists say Than Shwe’s future still uncertain Dec 14, 2009 (AFP)–As Burma gears up for rare elections due next year, eyes are turning to the fate of the country's ageing military strongman, Than Shwe, and a possible succession, exiled activists say. - more |
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| Fresh AH1N1 outbreak near China-Burma border Dec 14, 2009 (DVB)–Schools have closed and travel has been restricted in a Chinese town near to the Burmese border as doctors there warn of a fresh outbreak of the AH1N1 virus. - more |
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