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Stories
Philippines Government confident of retrieving Marcos Fund
Human rights campaigners in the Philippines are disappointed over a decision by the Singapore Court of Appeal.
Australian government under pressure to act against Japanese whalers
International law experts warn Australia could open up a can of worms if it takes more legal action now against whalers.
China cracks down on ivory trade
Chinese authorities have publicly crushed over six tonnes of ivory, in what conservationists say is the first serious attempt by the government in Beijing to show that the nation is cracking down on the trade.
Fears that Bangladesh opposition is becoming radicalised
Bangladesh's weekend election has been labelled a farce and there are fears that it could ultimately strengthen the hand of extremist groups in the strife-torn country.
Obesity epidemic affecting developing countries most
Across the world more than one-third of people are obese or overweight - that's a staggering figure - but even worse is the news that the obesity epidemic is affecting people in developing countries the most.
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