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Japan plans ice wall to seal off Fukushima
Japan's government has moved to try to prove it's in control of the damaged nuclear plant at Fukushima by pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into the clean-up.
Cambodian government looks to donors to pay Khmer Rouge tribunal staff
The United-Nations backed Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal is looking increasingly shakey, as more local staff join a strike over unpaid wages.
Climate change the focus as Pacific Forum opens in Marshalls
The annual meeting of leaders from the Pacific Islands Forum has opened in Marshall Islands with much emphasis on climate change, but only the briefest mention of the Forum's only suspended member, Fiji.
Malaysia's migrant workers made scapegoats - advocate
Rights activists have accused the Malaysian government of seeking scapegoats for the country's problems.
On a mission: NZ bikers traverse the two Koreas
A group of New Zealand adventurers has successfully crossed over from North Korea into the South on motorcycles, in a feat Pyongyang says is the first of its kind.
Vanuatu opposition worried airport deal will bankrupt country
Vanuatu has awarded a massive airport contract to a company with no apparent experience in aviation.
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