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Sabah siege a political headache for Malaysian government
The Malaysian military has widened its hunt for Philippine muslim militants in Sabah state on Borneo island.
Kabul Bank chiefs jailed for fraud
Afghanistan is calling on western nations to help recover millions of dollars that was smuggled abroad.
Public enquiry needed as well as police investigation - Fiji Rights group
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights in Fiji wants a public enquiry into the videoed bashing as well as a police investigation.
Japan poised to join the Trans Pacific Partnership
The giant freetrade agreement known as the Trans Pacific Partnership or TPP took another step closer to reality today.
Fear driving early marriage in conflict zones: World Vision
The number of girls marrying under the age of 18 is increasing and, in developing countries, fear often forces parents to marry off their daughters in areas of conflict or disaster.
Pacific tuna catch in 2012 set to be a record-breaker
Early figures for the 2012, show the Pacific tuna catch is likely to be bigger than ever before.
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