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Children are exempt from the mandatory helmet law in Vietnam, which has one of the highest rates of traffic deaths in the world.
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Taps in Kathmandu may be running dry but drinking water is just a phone call away.
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As the Buddhist kingdom ushers in a new era of development, it faces the challenge of keeping its traditional architecture sustainable, beautiful and sacred.
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Clan violence is widespread in Papua New Guinea (PNG), where disputes over women, pigs and land can easily spiral into murder, mayhem and even civil war.
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Mooncakes, coyotes and Wendi Deng - we bring you asia!’s Top Ten stories from 2010
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Despite the general availability of food, Indonesia’s eastern province is going hungry.
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If you give an orangutan a screwdriver, chances are he will open up his cage and walk away.
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Government criticised for extreme measures that leave farming families devastated and jobless.
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With up to 12 million Catholics in China, many underground churches and Catholics loyal to the Pope and reluctant to submit to China’s state-sponsored Catholic association worship clandestinely for fear of persecution.
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Burqa-clad suicide bombers in northwest Pakistan are an unexpected and growing challenge to local communities.
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Is Burma on the cusp of change? Will 2011 be radically different or will it just be more of the same? Here is a month-by-month look at what the New Year might bring for Burma.
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Cheonan. Yeonpyeong. North Korean Face-girl. Mt. Baekdu. What were the hottest keywords for Koreans in 2010?
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