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It Takes Two Hands to Clap

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Koizumi Landslide: The China Factor

Standing tall against Chinese pressure, the Japanese prime minister gains an electoral mandate
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Il faut etre uni pour reconstruire

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Democracy in Burma: Does Anybody Really Care?

ASEAN wants to push the issue under the carpet, while the West is content with grandstanding
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US Draws Together South Korea and Japan

South Korea shares China’s negative view of Japan
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NSA Breached Chinese Servers Seen as Security Threat

Online users are presumed guilty until proven innocent
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