Friday - March 19th 2010
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Tea and empathy

The descendants of Chiang Kai-shek's army who survived first by cultivating opium, have turned their attention to growing a less toxic crop.

The descendants of Chiang Kai-shek's army who survived first by cultivating opium, have turned their attention to growing a less toxic crop.

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Ripe for an upgrade

An overhaul of the regulatory environment of the Cambodian telecom industry is the essential next step to attract more consumers and investors.

An overhaul of the regulatory environment of the Cambodian telecom industry is the essential next step to attract more consumers and investors.

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Not in my back yard

Phnom Penh's rising tide of refuse could exhaust available landfill sites within the next 20 years. It's time for the city's fathers to start talking rubbish.

Phnom Penh's rising tide of refuse could exhaust available landfill sites within the next 20 years. It's time for the city's fathers to start talking rubbish.

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Digital disobedience

As Southeast Asian countries pull an electronic curtain over their virtual borders, hackers find new ways to tear it down.

As Southeast Asian countries pull an electronic curtain over their virtual borders, hackers find new ways to tear it down.

An unequal struggle

An unequal struggle

Massive deforestation and ill-advised drainage schemes have made Sumatra's peat swamp forests a threat to the fight against global warming .

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Ripe for an upgrade

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Peace gets a fighting chance

Peace gets a fighting chance

A Bangkok resident since 2002, the founding chairman of the International Peace Foundation is committed to spreading his peaceful message around the wider world .

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Still dancing to the old tune

Still dancing to the old tune

Each year, Pyongyang hosts the world’s biggest floor show, as 100,000 picture-perfect performers try to bring some sparkle to gloomy North Korea.

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Tea and empathy

Tea and empathy The descendants of Chiang Kai-shek's army who survived first by cultivating opium, have turned their attention to growing a less toxic crop. Read more...
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