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Cambodia seeks UN, ASEAN to mediate spat with Thailand
Cambodia asked the UN Security Council and its Southeast Asian neighbors Tuesday to intervene in resolving a military standoff over disputed border territory around an ancient temple, stepping up its rhetoric against Thailand.
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Maoists refuse to form government
Nepal’s Maoists said Tuesday they would not form the Himalayan nation’s first post-royal government after the defeat of their candidate for president, setting off a new political crisis here.
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Indian opposition accuses PM of cash-for-votes
India’s main opposition party on Tuesday demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over allegations the government was bribing lawmakers to survive a vote of confidence in parliament.
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Serbia nabs Srebrenica genocide ‘mastermind’
Serbia said its security forces had on Monday captured Radovan Karadzic, the mastermind of the genocidal Srebrenica massacre who had been on the run for nearly 13 years.
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Myanmar ratifies ASEAN pact on democracy, rights
Myanmar’s junta ratified a new ASEAN charter binding it to ideals of democracy and human rights Monday, as ministers urged the regime to release political prisoners including Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Deadly bus explosions ahead of Olympics
Explosions on two public buses in southwest China early Monday killed two people and wounded 14, heightening fears of terrorism just weeks before the opening of the Olympic Games.
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India opens key nuclear debate
The future of India’s coalition government and a controversial nuclear deal with the United States were hanging in the balance Monday as parliament opened debate ahead of a key confidence vote.
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Mugabe, bitter rival to sign talks pact
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe and his bitter rival Morgan Tsvangirai were to attend the signing of a deal on Monday to pave the way for full-fledged talks between their feuding parties, in their first joint appearance for years.
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Temple Thailand calls for talks, but Cambodia ‘no faith’
Thailand said Sunday that a military standoff with Phnom Penh over disputed land should be resolved through negotiations, but a top Cambodian general said he had little faith in talks.
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Car curbs in Beijing as countdown approaches
Beijing started its most drastic pollution-control plan Sunday, restricting car use and limiting factory emissions in a last-minute push to clear smog-choked skies for the August Olympics.
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Coalition strikes kill nine Afghan police
Nine policemen were killed in Afghanistan Sunday in international military air strikes called in when police and troops clashed after mistaking each other for Taliban, authorities said.
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British PM pledges Palestinian aid
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged further economic aid to the Palestinians on a visit to the region on Sunday aimed at bolstering US-backed Middle East peace talks.
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Nepal votes for first president
Lawmakers in Nepal were voting Saturday for the country’s first elected head of state following the abolition of its Hindu monarchy, paving the way for the dominant Maoists to form a government.
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Pope sorry for the ‘evil’ of clergy sex abuse
Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday he was “deeply sorry” about child sex abuse by Roman Catholic clergy in Australia, describing their acts as evil and a grave betrayal of trust that has disgraced the church.
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Obama visits Afghanistan on overseas trail
US Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama arrived in Afghanistan Saturday at the start of a major international tour that will also include Iraq, his office and the Afghan foreign ministry said.
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