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Possible ceasefire in Japanese whaling wars
There are reports in Japan that a ceasefire may be called in the annual whale wars in the Southern Ocean between Japan and militant environmentalists.
Japan's LDP votes former PM Abe as leader for second time
Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could be returned to the country's top job before the end of this year.
US president calls for calm and tolerance
The US President Barack Obama has used his speech to world leaders at the United Nations to appeal for calm and tolerance in the wake of violent anti-American protests in the Middle East and Asia.
Lifting of sanctions essential for development of Burma
On his landmark visit to the United States, Burma's President Thein Sein is hoping to persuade the US to ease sanctions against the country.
WHO seeks elimination of 7 tropical diseases in WPacific Region
The World Health Organisation has developed a plan of action that will help the 37 countries in the Western Pacific Region eliminate seven neglected tropical diseases to the pages of history.
Ballot process for Gallipoli centenary
The Australian Government has announced it will use a 'ballot process' to decide which Australians will attend the ANZAC day celebrations at Gallipoli in 2015.
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