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January 01, 2012
S. Korean President Predicts 'Big Changes' on Dealings with North

President Lee, delivering his nationally televised New Year's address, spoke of a turning point that he hopes can lead to progress

January 01, 2012
In Burma, Visiting Dignitaries Line Up to Ride Crest of Change

Burma’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi hosts a stream of visits, predominantly by senior foreign officials
January 01, 2012
Pakistan Gas Shortages Spark Protests

Thousands of people across Pakistan demonstrated Monday to protest severe gas shortages, price hikes
January 01, 2012
Reports: Afghan, Pakistani Militants Unite to Fight US-led Troops in Afghanistan

Reports say Afghan and Pakistani Taliban have formed a joined five-member committee

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East Asia

Sunday 1 January 2012

S. Korean President Predicts 'Big Changes' on Dealings with North

In Burma, Visiting Dignitaries Line Up to Ride Crest of Change

Pakistan Gas Shortages Spark Protests

Reports: Afghan, Pakistani Militants Unite to Fight US-led Troops in Afghanistan

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Return of US Korean War Vets' Remains Draws Nearer

Pakistani Taliban Names Successor of Chief Killed in Drone Strike

Malaysia's Former PM Najib Net Tightens

Former South Korean Prime Minister Kim Jong-pil Dies

Remains From North Korea Likely to be Hard to Identify

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