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Australia Ruins Birthdays For Every School Kid In The Country

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Celebrities Take The Political Stage, From Beyonce To Beijing

Celebrities Take The Political Stage, From Beyonce To Beijing

How the intersection of show biz and state power looks from China.

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New Study Says Smoking Pot Could Help Cure Dementia

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How The Japanese Mafia Is Making Millions From The Fukushima Cleanup

How The Japanese Mafia Is Making Millions From The Fukushima Cleanup

Police have arrested "yakuza" mob members, who recruited people who owed them money or were mentally disabled to do cleanup work in contaminated nuclear zones.

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Deadly Earthquake, Tsunami In Solomon Islands

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WATCH - North Korea Releases Unbelievable Video Of US City Under Attack

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Riots In Bangladesh As War Crimes Tribunal Sentences Islamist Leader To Life In Prison

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Why Japanese Companies Want To Pull Out Of China, And Why It's Not Always So Easy

Why Japanese Companies Want To Pull Out Of China, And Why It's Not Always So Easy

The dispute over the Diaoyu islands, which Japan calls the Senkaku islands, is prompting some Japanese firms to consider closing Chinese operations. They quickly run into roadblocks.

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Indian President Approves Death Penalty For Certain Rape Cases

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Rent-A-Girlfriend (Or Boyfriend) For Chinese New Year To Keep Family Quiet

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The Quaintest European Village In The Jungles Of Southeast Asia

The Quaintest European Village In The Jungles Of Southeast Asia

The taste of Alsace deep in the Malaysian heartland.

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Fireworks Truck Explodes In China, Kills 26 As Bridge Collapses

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