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11/01/2006 [-] China to require all executions to be approved by its highest court
11/01/2006 [-] Thousands protest attack on a Pakistani school
11/01/2006 [-] Bid to post heroin from Pakistan fails
11/01/2006 [-] Brunei For Asian Softball Meet
11/01/2006 [-] Oil prices ease in Asian trade on signs of weakening US economy
11/01/2006 [-] SKorea Roh signals no change in NKorea policy with cabinet shake-up
11/01/2006 [-] Nanno SOLUTIONS Aggressively Attacks Asian Market; Appoints Distributors in Japan, Korea and Taiwan
11/01/2006 [-] Concern over possible coup in Fiji
11/01/2006 [-] Rights advocate wins a retrial, a rarity in Chinese courts
11/01/2006 [-] Oil Prices Down Slightly in Asia
11/01/2006 [-] Rebel targets 'hit' in Sri Lanka
11/01/2006 [-] Asia-Pacific forum endorses nearly 100 environment projects
11/01/2006 [-] Indian project runners-up at Asian Innovation Awards '06
11/01/2006 [-] Jailed blind activist wins appeal in China
11/01/2006 [-] US fund slams South Korean prosecutors
10/31/2006 [-] US, Afghan troops kill three 'terrorists,' capture one
10/31/2006 [-] New Bangladesh government faces deadline
10/31/2006 [-] South Korea names new key ministers in wake of North nuclear test
10/31/2006 [-] Pakistan probes Zawahiri links after air strike
10/31/2006 [-] Russian planes begin dousing Indonesian fires
10/31/2006 [-] Pakistan must allow probe into airstrike rights group
10/31/2006 [-] U.S. says Malaysia free-trade talks going well
10/31/2006 [-] Secret talks, discreet brokering ends NKorea deadlock
10/31/2006 [-] SKorea names new key ministers in wake of North's nuclear test
10/31/2006 [-] Fiji PM says will not resign amid stand-off with military
10/31/2006 [-] China overturns activist sentence
10/31/2006 [-] Fears of Fiji military coup grow
10/31/2006 [-] Japan PM wants to rewrite war-renouncing constitution clause
10/31/2006 [-] Indonesia nabs suspected couriers for top terrorist fugitive report
10/31/2006 [-] Fijian PM says will not resign amid stand-off with military
10/31/2006 [-] Japan to keep North Korean sanctions despite offer of nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-] Fears of Fiji military coup grow
10/31/2006 [-] Chinese court overturns guilty verdict of blind activist
10/31/2006 [-] N. Korea confirms return to nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-] Emirates investment group to invest 641 mln in Asia
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea links talks to money
10/31/2006 [-] China orders surprise retrial for blind activist
10/31/2006 [-] Japan's PM wants to rewrite pacifist constitution
10/31/2006 [-] NATO force not big enough for quick victory general
10/31/2006 [-] Sri Lanka's military accuses Tiger rebels of breaching truce
10/31/2006 [-] Five dead as Sri Lanka navy destroys rebel arms ship
10/31/2006 [-] Not right for AirAsia to keep the money
10/31/2006 [-] Japan sanctions to stay on N Korea
10/31/2006 [-] IBM to design software at pair of Asian centers
10/31/2006 [-] Pakistan's Leader Defends Airstrike on School
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea Will Resume Nuclear Talks
10/31/2006 [-] NKorea confirms it will return to nuke talks if US sanctions issue settled
10/31/2006 [-] Pakistan probes Zawahiri links after airstrike
10/31/2006 [-] China Acts to Reduce High Rate of Executions
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea Cites Conditions for Return To Nuclear Talks
10/31/2006 [-] Korean Americans Fear Ramifications of Nuclear Test
10/31/2006 [-] U.S. Official Discusses N. Korea's Return to Nuclear Talks
10/31/2006 [-] Bankers go Green for Profits at Asia Emissions Fair
10/31/2006 [-] NATO general promises increased focus on reconstruction in Afghanistan
10/31/2006 [-] Wang in but no Yao in China Asian Games squad
10/31/2006 [-] Fiji PM calls security meeting amid standoff with military
10/31/2006 [-] Australia fears military coup in Fiji
10/31/2006 [-] DB Asian owner joins race for Independent
10/31/2006 [-] Bush welcomes success on North Korea, but mistrust remains
10/31/2006 [-] Asia for Cameroon's youngsters
10/31/2006 [-] Fiji PM calls security meeting amid standoff with military
10/31/2006 [-] Malaysian markets fall on profit-taking, Asian markets mixed
10/31/2006 [-] Elephants Recognize Selves in Mirror, Study Says
10/31/2006 [-] HSBC Commercial Bank's Asia Pacific business growing
10/31/2006 [-] Bird flu test kit clinches top Asian Innovation Award
10/31/2006 [-] Rain clears haze in SE Asia,Indonesia airports open
10/31/2006 [-] China makes major shift on executions
10/31/2006 [-] Bangladesh advisers sworn in
10/31/2006 [-] UN welcomes North Korea's return to nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-] India warned over GM rice crops
10/31/2006 [-] Arrests over violence in Sulawesi
10/31/2006 [-] Malaysia PM Asia, China To Push Aternative Energy Kyodo
10/31/2006 [-] Most Asian markets rise
10/31/2006 [-] Acquittals in US consulate attack
10/31/2006 [-] United Arab Emirates group to invest big in Singapore, Asia
10/31/2006 [-] German Foreign Minister Calls for Reforms in Central Asia
10/31/2006 [-] Vietnam 'to axe detention decree'
10/31/2006 [-] Japan pledges to help Equatorial Guinea promote democracy
10/31/2006 [-] Illegal traders protest in Delhi
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea talks set to resume
10/31/2006 [-] ICICI Bank India's best borrower; Hutch Whampoa tops Asia list
10/31/2006 [-] Namibia President Pohamba Off to Asia
10/31/2006 [-] Around the Markets Retailers favored in Japan
10/31/2006 [-] Rashid Latif lashes out at foreign coaches in Asia
10/31/2006 [-] China Announces Sweeping Changes to Death Penalty Law
10/31/2006 [-] US Envoy Says North Korea Agrees to Return to Stalled Nuclear Talks
10/31/2006 [-] Protests Erupt in Pakistan After Troops Attack Religious School
10/31/2006 [-] Asia for Cameroon's Olympic team
10/31/2006 [-] Bush hails possible new N. Korea talks
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea says ready to scrap nuclear weapons US
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea ready to scrap nuclear weapons
10/31/2006 [-] Gas explosion traps 35 coal miners in north-west China
10/31/2006 [-] Taiwan opposition blocks arms'-purchase budget despite US warning
10/31/2006 [-] China approves tighter controls over death sentences
10/31/2006 [-] Philippine volcano belches ash for second day
10/31/2006 [-] Analysis Turbulent cleric tests Australian Moslems
10/31/2006 [-] Thai junta hints Muslim lawyer's disappearance linked to Thaksin
10/31/2006 [-] South Korean opposition party sends delegation to Pyongyang
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea agrees to return to nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-] Bird flu test kit clinches top Asian Innovation Award
10/31/2006 [-] Troops and rebels killed in north and east Sri Lanka clashes
10/31/2006 [-] South Africa hope batsmen deliver against Windies
10/31/2006 [-] N.Korea set no conditions for talks resumption US envoy
10/31/2006 [-] Thousands protest Pakistan airstrike as prince scraps trip
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea agrees to nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-] Sri Lankan government 'willing to reopen key highway to the north'
10/31/2006 [-] New wave of bird flu in Asia traced to strain found in 2005
10/31/2006 [-] Impotent Asian men reluctant to seek help report
10/31/2006 [-] NATO claims another 67 insurgents killed in Afghanistan
10/31/2006 [-] Musharraf defends attack on madrassa as Islamists protest
10/31/2006 [-] India train smashes into rickshaw
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea has network of nuclear villages
10/31/2006 [-] Student arrested for insulting president
10/31/2006 [-] China N. Korea agrees to return to 6-party nuke talks
10/31/2006 [-] North Korea talks 'set to resume'
10/31/2006 [-] Oil prices strengthen in Asian trade on threats to Saudi Arabian installations
10/31/2006 [-] China changes capital punishment law
10/31/2006 [-] Desperate Aussies eye maiden Champions Trophy final
10/31/2006 [-] BoJ says economy recovering, interest rates to rise gradually
10/31/2006 [-] Japan keeps interest rates steady as inflation seen slowing
10/31/2006 [-] China slams U.S. Congress panel, arms sales to Taiwan
10/31/2006 [-] Moody's sees stable outlook for oil, gas companies in Asia
10/31/2006 [-] 1 NATO soldier, 55 militants killed
10/31/2006 [-] Pakistan cites US intelligence in air raid
10/31/2006 [-] Mystery fever kills 36 in Nepal
10/31/2006 [-] Nato troops die in Afghan blast
10/31/2006 [-] Baht leads gains, Asian bonds offer higher yield
10/31/2006 [-] Indo Asian Fusegear Q2 net at Rs 4.34 cr
10/31/2006 [-] Fiji fails to oust military head
10/31/2006 [-] Thousands protest in Pakistan after deadly school airstrike
10/31/2006 [-] Protest against strike on religious school in Pakistan
10/31/2006 [-] Government, Army on Collision Course in Fiji
10/31/2006 [-] An Asian American in D.C. adjustment and assimilation
10/31/2006 [-] Japan vows it won't lag as Asia's arms race grows
10/31/2006 [-] Deep Asian-American roots anchor UniBank's mission
10/31/2006 [-] Asian failure raises heat
10/31/2006 [-] Ministry schools to remain open during Asian Games
10/31/2006 [-] Vietnam welcomes Asian nations supporting of UNSC nomination
10/30/2006 [-] Yokogawa Engineering Asia enters Vietnam
10/30/2006 [-] Vietnam braces for Typhoon Cimaron, plans mass evacuations
10/30/2006 [-] Prince Charles switches Pakistan plans amid unrest
10/30/2006 [-] India's Yuvraj ruled out of South Africa one-dayers
10/30/2006 [-] Australia defends climate stance
10/30/2006 [-] Rally condemns Pakistan air raid
10/30/2006 [-] Annan concerned about Bangladesh violence
10/30/2006 [-] We do care about one-dayers, says England chief
10/30/2006 [-] Pakistan coach says all not lost after Champions Trophy defeat
10/30/2006 [-] India faces tough call on rate hike in face of rising inflation
10/30/2006 [-] Elderly now a fifth of Japan population
10/30/2006 [-] Detained American in Cambodia kills self
10/30/2006 [-] China opportunity, not threat, for Southeast Asia Arroyo
10/30/2006 [-] Japan says it can go nuclear but wont
10/30/2006 [-] Singapore Airlines keen on Hyderabad airport project
10/30/2006 [-] Report Japan FTC to probe Softbank
10/30/2006 [-] New data casts doubt on Japan's economy
10/30/2006 [-] Japanese economy shows further signs of slowdown
10/30/2006 [-] Japan says it can go nuclear but won't
10/30/2006 [-] Afghans seek age-old meeting for brand new problem
10/30/2006 [-] Bird flu mutates to remain a serious pandemic risk
10/30/2006 [-] US asks China to be open with military ties with Southeast Asia
10/30/2006 [-] Gay Asians hesitant to come out in NZ
10/30/2006 [-] US backs Chinese-Asean links
10/30/2006 [-] Typhoon Cimaron weakens as it moves toward eastern Vietnam
10/30/2006 [-] 'No change' for Afghan women
10/30/2006 [-] Australia spurns Kyoto despite warming warning
10/30/2006 [-] Prince calls off trip amid fears
10/30/2006 [-] Prince scraps visit security
10/30/2006 [-] Vietnam to abolish detention without trial ahead of Bush visit official
10/30/2006 [-] India flawed by focus on sex in campaign against AIDS study
10/30/2006 [-] Bush opposes arming Japan, South Korea and Taiwan with nuclear weapons
10/30/2006 [-] Eminent persons call for action on North Korean human rights
10/30/2006 [-] Civilian deaths turn Afghans against NATO report
10/30/2006 [-] La. governor in Asia to pitch economy
10/30/2006 [-] Inzy Asian teams should pull their socks up for W'Cup
10/30/2006 [-] China urges faster work on creating free trade zone with SEAsia
10/30/2006 [-] Asian Hopman Cup from November 22
10/30/2006 [-] Emminent persons call for action on North Korean human rights
10/30/2006 [-] Pitcairn islanders lose appeal
10/30/2006 [-] Prince scraps visit over security
10/30/2006 [-] Blanco in Asia to tout Louisiana economy
10/30/2006 [-] JETRO Monthly Survey Finds Japanese Business Sentiment in East Asia Continues Mixed in October
10/30/2006 [-] Malaysian markets fall on profit-taking, Asian markets mixed
10/30/2006 [-] Islamic leader U.S. jets used in school attack
10/30/2006 [-] Play-Asia Cancels Japanese Sony PS3 Imports
10/30/2006 [-] N. Korea imperils its own people
10/30/2006 [-] Thaksin's home town reflects
10/30/2006 [-] S Korea lists steps against North
10/30/2006 [-] Little evidence of Thaksin graft
10/30/2006 [-] China students clash with police
10/30/2006 [-] Third top S Korean official quits
10/30/2006 [-] BBC News Asia-Pacific World Edition
10/30/2006 [-] Pakistan airstrike which killed 80 angers Islamists
10/30/2006 [-] Southeast Asian and Chinese leaders work on free trade push,
10/30/2006 [-] US-barred gamblingrolls into Asia
10/30/2006 [-] Healthy employment market fails to reassure some Asians
10/30/2006 [-] Southeast Asian leaders push free trade
10/30/2006 [-] Chinese dissident advocates larger regional role for Japan
10/30/2006 [-] Japan's aging population causes depression, suicide
10/30/2006 [-] Forex Asia currency s
10/30/2006 [-] Masiarczyk is irritated by 'last-minute foolishness'
10/30/2006 [-] Japan's hot-selling Softbank apologizes for mobile glitch
10/30/2006 [-] China faces pressure after WTO honeymoon ends
10/30/2006 [-] Son of former Indonesian dictator freed
10/30/2006 [-] Pakistan gunships kill 80 at religious school
10/30/2006 [-] Hyundai, Kia blame losses for 3Q results
10/30/2006 [-] Briefly Embattled cleric takes leave after media storm
10/30/2006 [-] HSBC Commercial Bank Asia Pacific business growing
10/30/2006 [-] Asian CIOs must take charge to remain relevant - study
10/30/2006 [-] Around the Markets Indonesia keeps up bond sales
10/30/2006 [-] Prescott calls for greater respect on visit to Muslim Malaysia
10/30/2006 [-] Indian shares close at record high on sustained fund buying
10/30/2006 [-] TDK profits surge on emerging economy demand
10/30/2006 [-] Indian court gives policeman's son life sentence for murder
10/30/2006 [-] Asian teams have to pull their socks up for WC Inzy
10/30/2006 [-] Two deep sea quakes hit northern Indonesia
10/30/2006 [-] Maoists new stance on arms brings optimism to Nepal peace talks
10/30/2006 [-] Under-fire Australian Muslim cleric collapses, takes leave
10/30/2006 [-] ASIA MARKETS Nikkei Down Following Wall Street Weakness; Region Broadly Lower
10/30/2006 [-] ECB's Bini Smaghi says financial reforms can cut Asian current account surpluses
10/30/2006 [-] Growth too slow for comfort in Indonesia
10/30/2006 [-] US-barred gambling rolls into Asia
10/30/2006 [-] East Timor on the precipice
10/30/2006 [-] Russia rules the world's arms bazaar
10/30/2006 [-] SPEAKING FREELY Sticking it up Vladimir the Impaler
10/30/2006 [-] Another deadly blow for Pakistan
10/30/2006 [-] Asian Stocks Fall on U.S. Economic Concerns
10/30/2006 [-] Tune Air sells down stake in AirAsia
10/30/2006 [-] Suharto's son released from jail
10/30/2006 [-] Sri Lanka rebels cut short tour after Swiss talks fail
10/30/2006 [-] British royals begin Pakistan trip with Musharraf meeting
10/30/2006 [-] Russia out in force at China air show
10/30/2006 [-] Up to 80 killed as Pakistan army destroys religious school
10/30/2006 [-] Maoists' new stance on arms brings optimism to Nepal peace talks
10/30/2006 [-] China supports ASEAN establish Southeast Asia Nuclear-Weapon Free Zone
10/30/2006 [-] Queen decries racy dancing at Buddhist event
10/30/2006 [-] Charles thanks Pakistan for fighting terror
10/30/2006 [-] NKOREA Warnings that nuclear test could divide North East Asia
10/30/2006 [-] SRI LANKA Peace talks collapse in Geneva
10/30/2006 [-] BANGLADESH President takes power after rioting
10/30/2006 [-] TIMOR Horta returns home to a storm of domestic politics
10/30/2006 [-] INDONESIA Military buys aerial drones from Israel
10/30/2006 [-] NORTH KOREA Humanitarian crisis worsens
10/30/2006 [-] French movie 'OSS 117...' tops Tokyo film fest
10/30/2006 [-] Tommy Suharto freed from prison
10/30/2006 [-] Prince meets Pakistan president
10/30/2006 [-] Deep sea quake hits northern Indonesia
10/30/2006 [-] At least four dead as typhoon slams Philippines
10/30/2006 [-] White victim may have been killed by Asian youths
10/30/2006 [-] 15 South Asians in fray for elections in US
10/30/2006 [-] Pakistan madrassa raid 'kills 80'
10/30/2006 [-] Taiwan president calls for deterrent against China military threat
10/30/2006 [-] Son of Indonesia Suharto departs prison
10/30/2006 [-] China lawmakers consider banning children from Internet cafes
10/30/2006 [-] China, ASEAN leaders open summit
10/30/2006 [-] India recall Kumble, Zaheer for South Africa tour
10/30/2006 [-] US expects fresh N Korean test
10/30/2006 [-] UN Internet chief says Asia will lead web growth
10/30/2006 [-] 20 killed in Pakistani attack on suspected Qaeda camp
10/30/2006 [-] Sydney meat row Imam seeks leave
10/30/2006 [-] Youth unemployment soared in Southeast Asia, Pacific in last
10/29/2006 [-] Prince to meet Pakistan president
10/29/2006 [-] Australia top cleric seeks leave
10/29/2006 [-] Japanese industrial output sags, signalling slower growth
10/29/2006 [-] No decision yet on China WTO piracy battle Japan
10/29/2006 [-] China's lawmakers consider banning children from Internet cafes
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh braces for violence after president takes power
10/29/2006 [-] US military chief expects second nuclear test by NKorea
10/29/2006 [-] Australian Muslim cleric rushed to hospital after collapse
10/29/2006 [-] Malaysians demonstrate against trade pact
10/29/2006 [-] Thai premier to reassure China-ASEAN summit on democracy
10/29/2006 [-] Mahathir may be dumped as Malaysian advisor report
10/29/2006 [-] Asia South Korea bounces back
10/29/2006 [-] US general expects fresh NK test
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh poll crisis continues
10/29/2006 [-] Japan Abe popular after first month poll
10/29/2006 [-] Fireworks Fantasia to launch torpedo-like firework
10/29/2006 [-] Trade, North Korea on agenda as China, Asean leaders meet
10/29/2006 [-] North Korea launched five missiles report
10/29/2006 [-] Brunei participates in Asian Waterbird Census in Manila
10/29/2006 [-] Japan's Abe popular after first month poll
10/29/2006 [-] Atomic test should prompt action on rights in North Korea experts
10/29/2006 [-] Oil prices strengthen in Asian trade on threats to Saudi installations
10/29/2006 [-] Most Britons want withdrawal from Iraq, Afghanistan within a year poll
10/29/2006 [-] Asian markets may see a correction
10/29/2006 [-] Two dead, thousands evacuated as typhoon lashes Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] Australian Muslim cleric refuses to quit despite fresh row
10/29/2006 [-] Swiss talks failure pushes Sri Lanka to abyss
10/29/2006 [-] British royals begin Pakistan visit with Musharraf meeting
10/29/2006 [-] China, Southeast Asia summit eyes trade prize
10/29/2006 [-] Typhoon Cimaron slams northern Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] More violence feared as talks end in deadlock
10/29/2006 [-] British Asians' wealth graph continues to rise
10/29/2006 [-] Reliance to open first stores of 'Indian Wal-Mart'
10/29/2006 [-] Strong typhoon makes landfall in Philippines as officials brace for possible disaster
10/29/2006 [-] Remains of Buddhism's founder enshrined in India
10/29/2006 [-] Asian universities marching ahead
10/29/2006 [-] Sri Lanka warring parties stick to their guns, talks fail
10/29/2006 [-] Second Afro-Asian Cup in Chennai in June 2007
10/29/2006 [-] Typhoon Makes Landfall in Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] Rwanda Over 80 Rwandan Traders for Asian Expo
10/29/2006 [-] Bush to visit Ho Chi Minh City during Asia trip
10/29/2006 [-] Powerful typhoon hits the Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] Southeast Asian leaders gather in China
10/29/2006 [-] DMAsia.com
10/29/2006 [-] Indonesia's Slash and Burn Pollutes Southeast Asia
10/29/2006 [-] Rain clears haze in SE Asia, Indonesia airports open
10/29/2006 [-] Burma group hold prisoner protest
10/29/2006 [-] Fierce storm lashes Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] ASIA MARKETS Hong Kong Taps All-time Record; Honda, Sony Shares Advance
10/29/2006 [-] Japan Asiad squad to bring air beds
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh president to become PM
10/29/2006 [-] Strong Typhoon Rips Northern Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] Charles and Camilla leave for Pakistan trip
10/29/2006 [-] 20 dead in Pakistan bus-oil tanker crash
10/29/2006 [-] Pakistan bus, tanker collision kills 20
10/29/2006 [-] Marco Polo Bridge sculptures suffer weathering
10/29/2006 [-] Nepal rebels extend ceasefire ahead of next round of peace talks
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh president to name caretaker leader
10/29/2006 [-] Southeast Asian leaders gather in China
10/29/2006 [-] Asian Games torch relay held in Jakarta
10/29/2006 [-] Mexican transsexual crowned beauty queen
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh president tries to defuse political crisis
10/29/2006 [-] Sri Lankan rebels lambasts government for refusing to lift blockade; 2 killed in east
10/29/2006 [-] Report U.S. considers deploying missile defenses for Tokyo area
10/29/2006 [-] Vietnam's new dissidents thrive via Internet
10/29/2006 [-] Foreign militants turn attention from Iraq to fight in Afghanistan
10/29/2006 [-] Violence leaves 14 dead as political unrest spreads in Bangladesh
10/29/2006 [-] 55 militants, one NATO soldier killed in Southern Afghanistan
10/29/2006 [-] Howard condemns Australian Muslim cleric who defended rape
10/29/2006 [-] Pakistani nuclear scientist Khan is stable wife
10/29/2006 [-] Bangladesh leader opens talks on impasse
10/29/2006 [-] India to bat against Australia
10/29/2006 [-] Typhoon roars toward Phillippines
10/29/2006 [-] Kewell a chance for Asian Cup finals
10/29/2006 [-] South-east Asian leaders gather in China for ASEAN summit
10/29/2006 [-] China, Indonesia sign energy, mining cooperation agreement
10/29/2006 [-] Philippines raises alert for typhoon Cimaron
10/29/2006 [-] Myanmar dissidents hold prayer protest at Shwedagon Pagoda
10/29/2006 [-] Scores flock to memorial for former Khmer Rouge leader
10/29/2006 [-] At least 17 killed in road mishap in southern Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] Four Muslim rebels killed in clash in southern Philippines
10/29/2006 [-] 55 militants, one NATO soldier killed
10/29/2006 [-] Nato 'kills 55 Afghan militants'
10/29/2006 [-] China, Southeast Asia summit eyes trade prize
10/29/2006 [-] Talks aim to end Bangladesh row
10/29/2006 [-] Southeast Asian leaders gather in China for ASEAN summit
10/29/2006 [-] China, Southeast Asia summit eyes trade prize
10/29/2006 [-] Las Vegas goes Asian
10/29/2006 [-] Rains thin haze over Indonesia Sumatra, Borneo
10/29/2006 [-] Hong Kong chief mourns death of tycoon Fok
10/28/2006 [-] China, SE Asia summit eyes trade prize
10/28/2006 [-] Nato kills 55 Afghan 'militants'
10/28/2006 [-] Malaysia explosive political feud damaging PM and Mahathir analysts
10/28/2006 [-] Australian imam remarks on women ignite immigration debate
10/28/2006 [-] Choi clings to Chrysler Championship lead
10/28/2006 [-] Ando steals Asada's thunder with Skate America triumph
10/28/2006 [-] Australian imam's remarks on women ignite immigration debate
10/28/2006 [-] U.S. seeks Australian help with N.Korea sanctions
10/28/2006 [-] WHO honors 8 cities in Asia-Pacific for health improvement e
10/28/2006 [-] Diggnation T-shirt + Asian girl = hot
10/28/2006 [-] Tagaytay, Marikina among Asia-Pacific cities honored by WHO
10/28/2006 [-] Industrial Interchange work to begin after Asian Games
10/28/2006 [-] Rain clears haze in South East Asia
10/28/2006 [-] A Feast of Asia's Rich Culture
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh president tries to resolve deadly political crisis
10/28/2006 [-] Britain's Charles and Camilla due in Pakistan
10/28/2006 [-] Swiss talks hit slippery slope for Sri Lanka warring parties
10/28/2006 [-] China launches communications satellite
10/28/2006 [-] Pro-Taliban tribesmen rally against U.S.
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh interim govt head rejects post amid deadly violence
10/28/2006 [-] England win at last as Pietersen gatecrashes Gayle's party
10/28/2006 [-] Chirac winds up lucrative visit to China
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh rivals seek to end row
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh rivals bid to end row
10/28/2006 [-] Nato apology over Afghan deaths
10/28/2006 [-] Taiwan detains immigration official for human tafficking
10/28/2006 [-] Death toll from unrest rises to nine in Bangladesh
10/28/2006 [-] 42 dead as overloaded bus plunges into river in west Nepal
10/28/2006 [-] Sri Lankan peace talks reopen in Geneva
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh interim gov't to be installed
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh caretaker government head rejects post amid violence
10/28/2006 [-] As oil prices rise, Asia sees sense in going green
10/28/2006 [-] Southeast Asian nations launch wildlife 'Interpol'
10/28/2006 [-] French Farm Offers Hope For Endangered Asian Crocs
10/28/2006 [-] Nepal bus crash kills at least 42
10/28/2006 [-] Over three dozen killed in bus mishap in west Nepal
10/28/2006 [-] Movement detected at North Korean test site report
10/28/2006 [-] South Asian Experts Vow To Protect Endangered Elephants
10/28/2006 [-] Pakistan coach summoned to doping inquiry
10/28/2006 [-] Sri Lanka warring parties put on notice at Swiss talks
10/28/2006 [-] Four dead in fresh clashes in Bangladesh
10/28/2006 [-] 21 hurt in grenade attack in busy Indian Kashmir market
10/28/2006 [-] NATO blasted for Afghan civilian deaths
10/28/2006 [-] Bus accident kills 40 in Nepal
10/28/2006 [-] Southeast Asia Plans Wildlife Crime-Busting Units
10/28/2006 [-] UN head discusses N Korea tests
10/28/2006 [-] Deputy PM Prescott in Malaysia to learn about Islam
10/28/2006 [-] US defends envoy in Taiwan, pushes arms deal
10/28/2006 [-] Report Movement detected at North Korean nuclear test site
10/28/2006 [-] Six people killed in road mishap in southern Philippines
10/28/2006 [-] End of Ramadan binge kills 17 in Pakistan
10/28/2006 [-] New Sri Lankan peace talks begin in Geneva
10/28/2006 [-] Australian cleric who accused women of provoking rape still defiant
10/28/2006 [-] Thailand’s “Smile Coup – the movie- prologue
10/28/2006 [-] Thai PM says no plans to meet with Thaksin
10/28/2006 [-] China to shield youth from Internet addiction
10/28/2006 [-] Policeman accused of stealing dead cousin's corpse in Philippines
10/28/2006 [-] Sri Lanka peace talks open in Geneva
10/28/2006 [-] Japanese lawmaker renews calls for nuclear debate
10/28/2006 [-] Myanmar dissidents to hold prayer protest at Shwedagon Pagoda
10/28/2006 [-] Month-old baby hospitalized with meningitis
10/28/2006 [-] Six killed as bus plunges off bridge in central Vietnam
10/28/2006 [-] Trafficker gets 12 years imprisonment in Myanmar
10/28/2006 [-] Singapore to send police officers to East Timor
10/28/2006 [-] Lawyer suspended a year for rudeness to judge
10/28/2006 [-] Playground proves deadly for Thai child
10/28/2006 [-] Five killed in Bangladesh as violence spreads across country
10/28/2006 [-] Chirac winding up lucrative visit to China
10/28/2006 [-] Aussies upbeat ahead of must-win game against India
10/28/2006 [-] Klang Umno chief ordered to resign from Municipal Council
10/28/2006 [-] Bangladesh caretaker chief-designate ill
10/28/2006 [-] NATO force says 70 killed in Afghan raids, civilian toll still unclear
10/28/2006 [-] War on Iraq Asian Workers Trafficked to Build U.S. Embassy in Baghdad
10/27/2006 [-] Torch relay in Hong Kong for the 15th Asian Games
10/27/2006 [-] Indian cricketers use Microsoft technology to improve their play
10/27/2006 [-] Ban returns to Seoul with warning from Beijing over NKorea
10/27/2006 [-] Monty's good memories of time in Australia ahead of Ashes
10/27/2006 [-] Three killed, 20 hurt in bomb blast in India's northeast
10/27/2006 [-] Brother of death-row Briton would be happy if prince intervened again
10/27/2006 [-] Timor Leste PM defends rejection of UN peacekeeping force
10/27/2006 [-] TV, animation a shot in the arm for Taiwan traditional glove puppetry
10/27/2006 [-] South Korea's Choi leads Chrysler Championship
10/27/2006 [-] Crucial Sri Lanka peace talks due
10/27/2006 [-] Activities underway at North Korean nuclear test site reports
10/27/2006 [-] Malaysia light rail train overshoots track, no one hurt
10/27/2006 [-] Peru FM to visit Japan to ease six-year strain over Fujimori
10/27/2006 [-] Violence in Bangladesh as government mandate expires
10/27/2006 [-] Movement reportedly seen at N.Korea site
10/27/2006 [-] Asia's next art boom; Savvy collectors are heading to Burma Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
10/27/2006 [-] Peru's FM to visit Japan to ease six-year Fujimori strains
10/27/2006 [-] Exchange-Merger Frenzy Hits Asia
10/27/2006 [-] Canada's trade minister says our country needs a new trade plan with Asian
10/27/2006 [-] Bangladesh power shift postponed
10/27/2006 [-] US defends envoy in Taiwan
10/27/2006 [-] Chowrasia, Ganapathy and Chirag share lead
10/27/2006 [-] U.S. rally fails to lift markets in Asia
10/27/2006 [-] Vietnam sees economic status glimmer as WTO sets accession meet
10/27/2006 [-] Travelling with the Taleban
10/27/2006 [-] Fusing art and fashion
10/27/2006 [-] US ready to meet NKorea - if it returns to six-way talks
10/27/2006 [-] Panasonic maker second quarter profits up 156 percent
10/27/2006 [-] Turmoil looms as Bangladesh government mandate expires
10/27/2006 [-] Oriflame keen to cast shadow on Asian eyes
10/27/2006 [-] Karzai 'sadness' at raid deaths
10/27/2006 [-] Taiwan condemns China's harvesting of organs from prisoners
10/27/2006 [-] Stocks U.S. rally fails to lift markets in Asia
10/27/2006 [-] Briefly Return of airspace aids airport expansion
10/27/2006 [-] S. Korea, China weigh N. Korea sanctions
10/27/2006 [-] US arms deal remarks enrage opposition in Taiwan
10/27/2006 [-] China discusses North Korea, UN reform with Ban Ki Moon
10/27/2006 [-] Asian Markets End Mostly Lower
10/27/2006 [-] Sundance Channel's Asia Extreem preems November 1
10/27/2006 [-] Sri Lanka killing fields to haunt negotiators at Swiss talks
10/27/2006 [-] Air Liquide sales rise 6.5% after strong Asian growth
10/27/2006 [-] Rain clears haze in SE Asia
10/27/2006 [-] Indians smash cell-phone sales record
10/27/2006 [-] CHAN AKYA India vs China in the market
10/27/2006 [-] Taliban handpick their targets
10/27/2006 [-] Inside Myanmar's secret capital
10/27/2006 [-] Philippine leader begins five-day visit to China
10/27/2006 [-] U.S. says S.Korea farm market offer not enough
10/27/2006 [-] Two Indians held over email death threat to PM
10/27/2006 [-] Sony battery triggers sparks in Fujitsu laptop
10/27/2006 [-] Japan Asiad squad to bring air beds
10/27/2006 [-] Germany suspends two soldiers over Afghanistan skull scandal
10/27/2006 [-] Next UN chief in China to discuss North Korea nuclear crisis
10/27/2006 [-] Australian cleric says wont quit over comments on women
10/27/2006 [-] ASIA MARKETS Hong Kong Taps All-time Record; Honda, Sony Shares Advance
10/27/2006 [-] Cleric refuses to resign over controversial comments
10/27/2006 [-] Australian drug convict writing book from Indonesian prison
10/27/2006 [-] Chirac launches car plant, clinic in central China
10/27/2006 [-] Former Pakistani president dies
10/27/2006 [-] HONG KONG ICBC bank complete's world's biggest share offer
10/27/2006 [-] PHILIPPINESUnion boss says Manila to blame for political murders
10/27/2006 [-] INDONESIA New economic rescue team implimented
10/27/2006 [-] THAILAND No graft evidence against ousted leader
10/27/2006 [-] TAIWAN Community attitudes to AIDS based on prejudice
10/27/2006 [-] Arms management remains thorny issue in Nepal peace talks report
10/27/2006 [-] Winless England to play for pride against West Indies
10/27/2006 [-] Tamils report sea battle, shelling ahead of Sri Lanka peace talks
10/27/2006 [-] Congress head Sonia Gandhi says she never wanted to lead India
10/27/2006 [-] South Asian youth rebrand for new era
10/27/2006 [-] South Africa elect to bat against Pakistan
10/27/2006 [-] Chirac calls on France to expand 'strategic alliance' with China
10/27/2006 [-] Next UN chief in China to discuss NKorea nuclear crisis
10/27/2006 [-] Rain clears haze in SE Asia, Indonesian airports open
10/27/2006 [-] Dollar slightly higher against yen in Asian trading
10/27/2006 [-] China debates tighter controls over death sentences
10/27/2006 [-] Philippine military monitoring Muslim separatist rebels' movements
10/27/2006 [-] South Korean foreign minister arrives in China
10/27/2006 [-] FBI offers 25,000 dollar reward for Thai wife-killer suspect
10/27/2006 [-] Australian Muslims rally behind cleric who defended rape
10/27/2006 [-] China's ICBC sharply higher in Hong Kong but Shanghai lags
10/27/2006 [-] Sizzling Oda seizes lead at Skate America
10/27/2006 [-] Third top SKorean official quits after North's nuclear test
10/27/2006 [-] Vietnam wraps-up WTO talks, poised for accession
10/27/2006 [-] Japan should debate defending allies U.S. envoy
10/27/2006 [-] India seek replacement for injured Agarkar
10/27/2006 [-] South Korea moves to enforce UN sanctions on the North
10/27/2006 [-] Coup leader warns Thaksin not to return home
10/27/2006 [-] US will not impede nuclear arms debate in Japan ambassador
10/27/2006 [-] Mizuho Securities sues Tokyo exchange over trade blunder
10/27/2006 [-] Thai coup leader warns Thaksin not to return without permission
10/27/2006 [-] Timken signs two Asian contracts
10/27/2006 [-] Ethnically-diverse city celebrating Britain's under-fire multiculturalism
10/26/2006 [-] Bangladesh premier to address nation as government bows out
10/26/2006 [-] World's biggest IPO makes strong debut
10/26/2006 [-] Ban visits China for North Korea talks
10/26/2006 [-] India's deficit no barrier to rapid growth Finance minister
10/26/2006 [-] NATO confirms at least 12 civilians killed in Afghan battles
10/26/2006 [-] Indian police foil militant bid to blow up state assembly
10/26/2006 [-] Hollywood stars Pitt and Jolie in hot water over chopper landing
10/26/2006 [-] Cricket Australia seeks advertising blimp ban over Ashes grounds
10/26/2006 [-] India bank staff in strike action
10/26/2006 [-] Japan extends Indian Ocean military mission
10/26/2006 [-] Next UN head in China for talks
10/26/2006 [-] Australian mufti sermons suspended amid firestorm over women comments
10/26/2006 [-] Malaysian PM in combative mood against Mahathir officials
10/26/2006 [-] Indian bank workers go on strike
10/26/2006 [-] Nato confirms Afghan raid deaths
10/26/2006 [-] One in three Asian kids subject to violence; UN study
10/26/2006 [-] Asia Hang Seng leads the region
10/26/2006 [-] Asian tourism seen as vital to Govt strategy
10/26/2006 [-] Mothers of Nepal Vanquish a Killer of Children
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Recalls Ambassadors Appointed by King
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Arrests 5 Who Served As Officials Under King
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal's Rebels Seek Talks With Premier
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Assembly Moves to Limit Monarchy's Role
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Legislators Move to Curb the King's Powers
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Rebel Vows Not to Disarm Before Charter Vote
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal's Army Accepts New Government
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Rebels Edge Out of Jungle and Onto Political Stage
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal's High Court Frees 3 Former Officials
10/26/2006 [-] After Decade of War, Nepal's Rebels Agree to Join Government
10/26/2006 [-] Peace Talks in Nepal Are Close to Collapsing, a Rebel Leader Says
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal and Rebels to Sequester Forces for Election
10/26/2006 [-] Helicopter Carrying 24 Is Missing in Nepal
10/26/2006 [-] Video Disputes China's Claim Shooting Was in Self-Defense
10/26/2006 [-] Two 'militants' arrested in India
10/26/2006 [-] Nato 'regret' over Afghan deaths
10/26/2006 [-] Hong Kong activists enter Japanese waters on way to disputed isles
10/26/2006 [-] Japanese stocks down; dollar higher
10/26/2006 [-] South Korea spy agency head offers resignation
10/26/2006 [-] Sanctions Don't Dent North Korea-China Trade
10/26/2006 [-] Australia must keep troops in Iraq to protect US ties PM
10/26/2006 [-] ZDNet Asia Linux Desktops in China
10/26/2006 [-] Beijing Capital buys parent assets for 2 billion
10/26/2006 [-] An Asian array
10/26/2006 [-] Father, 21, charged with murdering baby twins
10/26/2006 [-] `Embedasia' meet begins
10/26/2006 [-] Thailand initiates efforts to be Asia’s leading Wakeboarding Sport Destination
10/26/2006 [-] South Korea reports some progress in trade talks with US
10/26/2006 [-] Vietnam gets OK to join World Trade Organization
10/26/2006 [-] Hunger driving NKorea refugees, world must open doors report
10/26/2006 [-] Chanderpaul, Bradshaw fire Windies into semi-finals
10/26/2006 [-] More footage shown of German soldiers desecrating skulls in Afghanistan
10/26/2006 [-] Harry out of Asiad for good
10/26/2006 [-] Dell focuses on strong Asia demand
10/26/2006 [-] ASIAN POP / See you in the funny pages
10/26/2006 [-] Elephant blamed for five deaths
10/26/2006 [-] Curfews imposed in Rajasthan
10/26/2006 [-] Corporate hiring set to fall in Asia except Japan
10/26/2006 [-] Walker`s World Chirac`s Chinese detour
10/26/2006 [-] Asian mobile telecom show moves to Macau to tap China market
10/26/2006 [-] Sri Lanka warring parties come under pressure ahead of talks
10/26/2006 [-] Straits Asia Resources to raise S230m in IPO
10/26/2006 [-] Afghan president appoints team after 60 said killed in NATO strikes
10/26/2006 [-] SriLanka's premier optimistic over peace talks with Tamil Tigers
10/26/2006 [-] ASIA MARKETS Region Advances; Nikkei Higher Ahead Of Key Earnings Reports
10/26/2006 [-] ASIA MARKETS Nikkei Gains On Upbeat Earnings Regional Markets Advance
10/26/2006 [-] Dozens of civilians killed in NATO offensive, say Afghan officials
10/26/2006 [-] S.Korea Bests Other Asian Countries on Press Freedom
10/26/2006 [-] S Korea's Kumho Asiana to build tire factory
10/26/2006 [-] Hyderabad, Buddhist sites new destination for Thai Airways
10/26/2006 [-] Surge in Nintendo's net profit
10/26/2006 [-] Taiwan welcomes Rice's call for Taiwan-China dialogue
10/26/2006 [-] South Korea bans entry to North K
10/26/2006 [-] Vietnam to host 14th Asian Xiangqi Championships next month
10/26/2006 [-] Singapore sailing team attends training camp ahead of Asian Games
10/26/2006 [-] Chinese anti-corruption probe spreads to Beijing
10/26/2006 [-] China's Corruption Inquiry Targets Beijing Leaders
10/26/2006 [-] Pakistani militant's fluctuating fate
10/26/2006 [-] Little evidence of Thaksin graft
10/26/2006 [-] China, France sign 14 agreements as Chirac visits
10/26/2006 [-] Nepal Maoists launch security patrols in capital to halt rising crime
10/26/2006 [-] NATO says Taliban using civilians as shields, as high toll feared
10/26/2006 [-] India's Maruti Udyog second quarter net profit soars 40 pct
10/26/2006 [-] Sri Lankan talks should address humanitarian strife ICRC
10/26/2006 [-] SKorea makes first move to enforce UN sanctions on North
10/26/2006 [-] Colombia 'is fake banknote king'
10/26/2006 [-] Australian Muslim leader remarks on women spark uproar
10/26/2006 [-] UN Debate on global arms trade treaty begins
10/26/2006 [-] THAILAND Two years on Tak Bai deaths remembered
10/26/2006 [-] PHILIPPINES Court rejects moves to change constitution
10/26/2006 [-] AUSTRALIA Refugee claims by Burmese men on hold
10/26/2006 [-] HONG KONG World's first long-haul budget airline tries again
10/26/2006 [-] AUSTRALIA Treasurer warns against monopolising energy supplies
10/26/2006 [-] Argentine soccer's Gimnasia La Plata to host Chile's Colo Colo
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