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Political stalemate in Thailand amid uneasy calm
Tension in the Thai capital Bangkok appears to be ebbing after the government ordered police and soldiers to stop confronting anti-government demonstrators.
Australia FM Julie Bishop on relationship-mending mission
Australia's Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop heads to Jakarta tomorrow, as the government seeks to resolve a breakdown in relations with Indonesia over the Presidential spying scandal.
Australia embroiled in East Timor spying allegations
The Australian Government is embroiled in another diplomatic crisis, this time over spying on East Timor.
China's newly air defence zone and its impact on Sino-US relations
China will find out today just how much its newly declared air defence zone has affected its relationship with America.
Japan's high-end food export potential let down by poor regulation
Japan is hoping to turn its reputation for expensive high-quality food into an export boom, to help kickstart the Japanese economy.
Women in India continue to face workplace harassment
Two high-profile allegations of sexual assault in India have sparked a heated discussion about sexual harassment and entrenched prejudice in the workplace.
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