Indonesia's embattled reformers
The National People's Congress
The war on baby girls
Correspondent's diary
India's Muslims
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The feud in South Korea's ruling party
Feud for thoughtThe defining battle of Lee Myung-bak’s presidency nears its climax
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Thaksin Shinawatra
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Economics focus
On deaf earsDoes India’s government pay any heed to its economic advisers?
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Prudential buys AIA
Grand PruThe insurance industry’s biggest-ever acquisition has prompted the largest-ever rights issue: AIG and Prudential are both playing for huge stakes
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Vietnam's economy
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Tajikistan's flawed election
Change you can't believe inA rigged vote keeps the ruling party in power in a failing state
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Supply chains in China
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Emerging-market sovereign debt
Risk redefined -
Tackling Japan's bureaucracy
Floundering in the foggy fortressThe DPJ is finding that it needs to befriend its bureaucrats, as well as bash them
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India's Naxalite insurgency
Not a dinner partyIndia’s Maoist guerrillas carry out two slaughters, then offer a truce
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Migrant workers in Thailand
Inhospitality
The Chinese are coming
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- The fungus that threatens to overrun Asia's grain baskets
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Happy New Year for China's high-speed railways
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An article on online vigilantism
Democracy put into practice, or shades of the Red Guards? More»
China's green facts on the ground
"China boasts the most installed renewable electricity capacity of any country in the world." More»
In Mongolia, many nomads despair
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East or famine
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A country's agonising birth
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