CAMBODIA: CPP split reflects Hun Sen's waning power

Since the early 1990s, unity within the CPP has been the basis for stability in the country. ...

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ZIMBABWE: MDC boycott would perpetuate ZANU-PF rule

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) announced on August 25 that it has suspended...

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Khatami's visit was the first by an Iranian president since 1993. While it has improved...

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The Chilean Supreme Court yesterday lifted the immunity from prosecution of former dictator...

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In the face of longstanding and new challenges, South Korea is seeking to reposition itself in...

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India's second-largest conglomerate, the Tata Group, is negotiating a 2 billion dollar investment...

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The reduction in the production of illicit crops is crucial to diminishing the revenues of...

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Israel's military industries are undergoing a significant restructuring in response to the...

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A small contingent of Rwandan troops arrived in Darfur yesterday, with a mandate limited to...

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Much of the international media coverage of President Sapamurat Niyazov's rule is devoted to the...

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