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China's mixed reaction to Osama Bin Laden's death

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Some Chinese seem to mourn Bin Laden's death. Others give a collective shrug.
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Tuition behind South Korean student suicides?

Four South Korean students have committed suicide lately. Some blame a tuition policy that penalizes students who don't get high grades....
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Pecha Kucha: Japan's idea gatherings come home

The global brainstorming sessions Pecha Kucha are named after the Japanese word for chit chat. Now, Pecha Kucha is helping post-earthquake Japan recover....
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Japan begins slow earthquake recovery

The world has pledged to help, and Japan is one of the world's best-prepared countries for an earthquake, but recovery will take time. ...
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In China, no news of Egypt protests

The protests in Egypt made big headlines around the world. But not in China, where censors didn't want news of the revolution on state TV....
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Gay rights in South Korea

Homosexuality is stigmatized in South Korea, but things are changing... slowly....
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Rescue efforts in aftermath of China earthquake

At least 400 people killed and 10,000 injured in an earthquake that hit the rugged province of Qinghai, China....
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Thailand's political crisis escalates

The violence in the streets of Bangkok over the weekend was the worst in nearly 20 years, as anti-government protesters clashed with security forces....
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China's violin-makers

China makes 70 percent of the world’s violins, and the country is nurturing a new generation of master violin-makers. ...
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US military buildup in Guam

The U.S. military plans to redeploy thousands of Marines and their families to Guam from the Japanese island of Okinawa....
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