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ASIA REVIEW 12th October 2013
This week on Asia Review - APEC leaders aim for comprehensive integration of regional economies.
Myanmar's democratic future linked to the rule of law
After this week's ASEAN summit in Brunei, Myanmar has for the first time been given the leadership of the 10-member grouping, confirming its emergence as a fully-accepted part of the region.
Questions over Australian PM's China free trade promise
Australia's intention to reach a Free Trade Agreement with China within a year, has been at the centre of Prime Minister Tony Abbott's diplomatic efforts this week.
Martial arts club ban prompts growing concern in East Timor
There's concern in East Timor that a recent ban on martial arts clubs could be pushing young people into the grip of organised crime.
Doubts raised over Indian artworks at two top Australian galleries
Two prominent Australian art galleries are investigating whether sculptures in their collections were originally looted from India.
Fashion Hijabista - Islamic dressing in Australia
Islamic dressing for women is a topic often surrounded by misconceptions and assumptions, including fierce debate about oppression and subjugation.
The end of an era looms as 'Little Master' calls it quits
India's record-breaking batsman, Sachin Tendulkar, says he will retire after playing his 200th cricket test match next month.
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