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Prachanda ready for second China trip 3 Dec 2008, 1557 hrs ISTNepal's first Maoist prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is expected to visit Beijing early next year, marking an unprecedented bonhomie in Nepal-China ties.
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Japan, US, SKorea press NKorea on nuclear disarmament 3 Dec 2008, 1243 hrs ISTJapan, South Korea and the United States have agreed to press North Korea to draft a document showing how it will carry out a slow-moving disarmament deal.
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Thai protesters lift airport siege, flights to resume 3 Dec 2008, 1348 hrs ISTAnti-government protesters lifted their crippling, eight-day blockade of Bangkok's main airport on Wednesday, even as there is still no end to the political crisis.
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Intelligence chief quits as Costa Rica probes scam 3 Dec 2008, 0815 hrs ISTCosta Rica's intelligence chief quit on Tuesday as police probed his deputy's possible involvement in an identity theft scam that broke into a database in order to drain personal bank accounts.
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Malaysians ask not to dry laundry in public view 3 Dec 2008, 0733 hrs ISTMalaysians have been asked to dry their laundry away from public view as hanging clothes could adversely affect the image of the country's towns and cities.
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McCain in Bangladesh for a 12-hour visit 3 Dec 2008, 0103 hrs ISTRepublican senator John McCain, who lost the US presidential election to Barack Obama, arrived in Dhaka as part of his broader regional trip to Asia.
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India-ASEAN summit postponed due to Thailand unrest 2 Dec 2008, 1904 hrs ISTIndia-ASEAN summit scheduled for Dec 17 has been postponed, as Thailand said it cannot host the meeting of the 10-nation trading bloc that was to sign a free trade pact with New Delhi.
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Family of Jewish victim of Mumbai attack refuses state memorial 2 Dec 2008, 1752 hrs ISTThe family of one of the victims of the terror attack in Mumbai has rejected Israel's offer to hold an official memorial ceremony for him.
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Indian gifts under fire in Nepal 2 Dec 2008, 1736 hrs ISTAs India's ties with Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka sour, the brief honeymoon with Nepal enjoyed during the absolute rule of king Gyanendra is also rapidly coming to an end.
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Bangkok's main airport to remain shut till Dec 15 2 Dec 2008, 1614 hrs ISTThe head of Thailand's airports says Suvarnabhumi international airport will remain closed to passenger flights until at least Dec. 15 due to the disruption caused by anti-govt protesters.
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