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Stories
East Timor to open museum showcasing history of resistance
This week, a new museum will open to the public in East Timor, showing the history of the resistance movement against the Portuguese, Japanese and Indonesians that led to independence.
PNG back in crisis, ahead of national elections
Despite the issuing of writs to hold its national elections last week, Papua New Guinea's parliament is expected to meet tomorrow, to discuss a High Court finding that the government of Prime Minister Peter O'Neill was appointed illegally.
Burma's Rohingyas vulnerable to abuse at home and abroad
Burma's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will address an International Labour Organization conference in Geneva next month, on her first trip outside Burma, in 24 years.
Uncertain role in Sri Lanka for former military chief Fonseka
After spending nearly two years in prison, Sri Lanka's former army chief Sarath Fonseka has been freed after being pardoned by president Mahinda Rajapakse.
Tycoon politician wants to help Indonesia's poor as President
Golkar's candidate for Indonesia's next Presidential election says he's driven by a need to help the country's poor.
Australia and Malaysia's Free Trade Agreement
After seven years of negotiation, Australia and Malaysia have finally signed an historic Free Trade Agreement.
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