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June 3, 2010

GAM Leader Dies

BANDA ACEH The founder of Aceh’s separatist rebel movement died on Thursday aged 85 after two weeks in an intensive – Read More...
June 2, 2010

Denpasar Population Expands

DENPASAR Preliminary figures from the 2010 national census last month show Denpasar, Bali’s capital city, is now home to 782,000 – Read More...
June 2, 2010

Japan PM Resigns

TOKYO Japan’s centre-left Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama resigned on Wednesday, less than nine months after taking power following a landslide – Read More...
June 1, 2010

Australia Begins Legal Action to Stop Japan’s Whaling

TOKYO Australia has launched legal action at the International Court of Justice to stop Japan’s whaling programme, Japanese officials said – Read More...
May 31, 2010

‘Ten Dead’ as Israel Storms Aid Convoy

JERUSALEM At least 10 people were killed as Israeli forces stormed a boat carrying pro-Palestinian activists bound for Gaza, Israeli – Read More...
May 31, 2010

Giant Ash Cloud Threatens Pacific Flights

SYDNEY A giant plume of volcanic ash is disrupting flights in the Pacific and threatening villagers in Vanuatu, echoing similar – Read More...
May 28, 2010

Maoists Derail India Train, Killing 71

SARDIHA Maoist rebels derailed a high-speed train packed with sleeping passengers into the path of a freight train in eastern – Read More...
May 28, 2010

Major Quake, Aftershocks Hit South Pacific

PORT VILA A 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck off Vanuatu on Friday, seismologists said, sparking a tsunami warning that was later cancelled. – Read More...
May 27, 2010

N. Korea to Scrap Military Safeguard Pacts with S. Korea

SEOUL North Korea’s military said on Thursday it is scrapping a pact aimed at preventing accidental armed clashes with South – Read More...
May 26, 2010

Home-Brew Arak Kills 8

DENPASAR Eight people are now dead and five are in hospital after drinking home-brewed arak believed to have been laced – Read More...