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27.02.2009, 16:23
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Japan and the US have expressed their readiness to shoot down a North Korean satellite that the isolated communist country is believed to be planning to launch.
01.12.2008, 05:20
North Korea says it will restrict cross-border activities with South Korea, allowing fewer opportunities for separated families to meet with long-lost relatives. It marks a major cooling of relations between the two Cold War foes after a few years of hope
06.11.2008, 10:20
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il is reported to have appeared in public again after an alleged stroke. The state-run Korean Central News Agency said that Kim Jong-il attended a concert by singers and artists, although there were no photos to go with the ar
17.08.2009, 10:56
Indian men are claiming laws that shield women from domestic violence have given the fairer sex too much freedom of hand. Husbands who say they’re being harassed by their wives are campaigning for legal protection.
21.01.2010, 08:25
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India is clamping down on beggars on the streets of capital New Delhi. Despite the optimism of the officials, the measures only appear to have a cosmetic effect.
24.07.2009, 09:34
New Delhi has India’s highest frequency of crimes against women, including rape, but the females are fighting back.
26.11.2009, 19:40
South Korea’s Constitutional Court has officially annulled a half-century-old criminal code that forbade men from having premarital sex with women unless they were to be married.
06.06.2009, 00:37
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Africans are learning the hard way that in China the consequences for drug smuggling are more grave than a stained criminal record or a long sentence behind bars. Drug smugglers face a life penalty, but not in prison.
30.03.2010, 18:30
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has urged the international community for better coordinated joint efforts in fighting terrorism as he believes that the recent Moscow terror attacks were not a domestic matter.
04.09.2010, 15:15
A Thai parliamentary commission of the ruling coalition and opposition has spent three hours in a Bangkok jail cell talking to alleged arms dealer Viktor Bout, who faces extradition to the US after a recent court ruling.
Viktor Bout casePublished: 04 March, 2009, 13:00
A decades-old tale of intrigue and international terrorism will be revisited this month when a former North Korean spy meets family members of a Japanese woman who was abducted by the East Asian state in 1978.
