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| 6 hours ago | Manila hostages accidentally shot? | | Investigators in the Philippines say police may have accidentally shot some of the hostages who were killed during a Manila bus hijacking last month. |
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| 9 hours ago | China U-turn on enforced blackout | | Thousands of people in China are to have their electricity restored after the reversal of an order for enforced power cuts to meet energy-saving goals. |
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| Today | Japan-China boat spat escalates | | China warns Japan that their wider relationship will suffer if Tokyo mishandles a dispute about a Chinese fishing boat seized in disputed waters. |
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| Today | China abortion activist 'freed' | | A blind activist jailed after revealing right abuses under China's one-child policy has been freed after a four-year prison term, a rights group says. |
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| Yesterday | Malaysia opens 'baby hatch' | | The Malaysian capital has introduced a so-called "baby hatch" to try to save some of the hundreds of babies abandoned every year. |
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| Yesterday | Two missing in China rig accident | | At least 30 workers are rescued and at least two are missing after a storm causes an oil rig off China's north-east coast to list dangerously. |
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| Yesterday | Australia, NZ top 'giving' index | | Australia and New Zealand top the table in the largest ever study into global charitable behaviour, but some poor countries also scoring high. |
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| Yesterday | Clan 'behind Philippine massacre' | | The first witness in the trial of a powerful clan accused of the Philippines' worst political massacre says the family plotted the killings over dinner. |
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| Yesterday | Vodafone makes $6.5bn China sale | | Vodafone pockets $6.5bn in cash following the sale of its 3.2% stake in China's biggest wireless operator, China Mobile. |
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| Yesterday | Row over Japan-China boat crash | | A diplomatic row between China and Japan intensifies after collisions between two Japanese patrol boats and a Chinese trawler. |
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| Yesterday | Philippines massacre trial opens | | A powerful politician accused of murdering scores of people in the worst political massacre in the Philippines goes on trial in Manila. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Powerful tremor rattles NZ city | | A powerful aftershock near the New Zealand city of Christchurch causes further damage and sends residents running into the streets, reports say. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Basketball focuses on China | | The National Basketball Association wants to expand the game and are looking at emerging markets such as India and China to push their products. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Suicides cost Japan economy $32bn | | Suicides and depression cost Japan's economy $32bn last year, in a country which has one of the world's highest suicide rates, the government says. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Rossi leads tributes to Tomizawa | | Seven-times MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi leads a host of tributes to rider Shoya Tomizawa, who died in Sunday's Moto2 race in San Marino. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | China backs Burma's election plan | | China urges international support for the Burmese general election planned for later this year, as Burma's leader begins a five-day visit to China. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Jail for Malaysian snake smuggler | | Malaysian wildlife trafficker Anson Wong, nicknamed the Lizard King, is jailed for trying to smuggle 95 boa constrictors in his luggage. |
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Key Asian interest rates on hold | | The cost of borrowing in Australia stays at 4.5% and Japan at near zero amid continuing global economic uncertainty. |
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