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Indonesian politicians divided on democracy - 10 Dec 08 Print
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008 10:14

Indonesia has a history of unrest and conflict but the world's third largest democracy is now seen as one of the more stable countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Indonesian president Susilo Yudhoyono has invited representatives from 30 countries to the first Asian Democracy Forum on the island of Bali. But as Step Vaessen reports, even some within Indonesia's government are arguing that democracy comes at an economic price.


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China food safety initiative - 10 Dec 08 Print
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008 10:12

China has launched a four-month food safety campaign, in an attempt to address concerns over industry standards. Consumer confidence has been most recently damaged by the tainted milk scandal. Tony Cheng reports from Beijing.


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Asian Commodity Stocks Soar On Higher Prices Print
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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 09:19

Report and analysis by Susan Li of Bloomberg News

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Himalayas melting in Nepal Print
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Monday, 08 December 2008 17:00

Climate change is having a very visible effect in the world's highest mountains, especially on the Nepal side of the Himalayas.


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