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Sustained focus is the only way to end Burma's spiraling descent
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Perhaps the World Bank should stop helping those unwilling to help themselves
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After Bhutto, Pakistan on Edge

With the country exploding in anger, Pakistan’s fate hangs on how political leaders decide to restore stability
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America's War on Terror Goes Awry in Pakistan

Rise of Taliban's allies threatens stability and quashes hope for democracy.
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The Next Steps For Burma

The international community, including ASEAN, must press for a contact group and a truth commission
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Trade and Security Trump Democracy in Burma – Part II

Human-rights advocates protest outside all the wrong places
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Indonesia Nabs Ship Believed to Carry Slave-Caught Fish

Associated Press tracked trawler with satellite beacon and alerted Indonesian authorities
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10 Years On, SCO Decides to Induct India as Full Member

The door is open to Pakistan, too; SCO counts on new members to minimize conflict
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Islamic State Seen Overtaking Al Qaeda in South Asia Social Media War

The Islamic State is not yet providing material support to the Taliban
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3D Printing Comes Of Age

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