• 1World Bibliography

    Regional news articles and analysis collected by Thor May from 2002 to April 2007. There is a general Asian focus. Specialized fields like education and research are held in other collections. Comments to thormay AT yahoo DOT com. For source references see the 1World Bibliography. Copyright remains with the original source, and citation should be from that source. Enjoy.

  • Africa
    • Liberia
      • Mama Ellen brings Liberia hope Email Print
    • Nigeria
      • along the rail routes
      • Nigeria jails woman in 242 mln email fraud case
      • Nigerian election violence kills 12 Email Print Normal
    • North
      • US opens new war front in North Africa By Jason
    • Somalia
      • Holy war threat for Somalian conflict Email Print Normal
      • Somalia street battles rage for 6th day
      • Somaliland is an overlooked African success storyInstead of
    • South Africa
      • A nation votes, but apathy has replaced
      • Complete nuclear bomb plant earmarked for Libya
      • Return of the friendless leader April 10, 2004
      • Shantytowns erupt in South Africa By Michael
      • South Africa not civil war but sad decay Rian Malan When
      • South Africa's middle class - young, black and
    • Sudan
      • Peace fails to halt flow of refugees from
    • Uganda
      • Cease-fire brings hope to Uganda By KATY
    • Zimbabwe
      • Goodbye, Mr Mugabe April 19, 2005 Page
      • In Zimbabwe, life ends before 40
      • Land seized by blacks is lost again October 20,
      • Mugabe takes his revenge on traders By Rochelle
      • Mugabe's psychological straitjacket June 28,
      • Zimbabwe opposition predicts poll victory March
    • 26 sentenced to death for killing Kabila January
    • Bush declares African prosperity a priority By
    • Bush Visits Botswana, Hard-Hit by AIDS 13
    • Bush's challenge drop subsidies By James Button
    • Cannibals massacring pygmies claim By James
    • Chinese Attacks ... 2 Ghanaians Injured
    • Darfur The case for intervention By Ian
    • Debt relief for nations at bottom of the
    • Disillusioned blacks yearn for white times By
    • Fatal tongue twister June 24, 2005 Page
    • Is Mugabe on the way out May 03 2003 at
    • Jibes greet French bid to end tribal
    • Life and slow death in a desert no man's land By
    • Linguists get with the programming African languages
    • Moi bows out gracefully as Kenya embraces new
    • Out of Africa, and in limbo
    • Rescue plan for Africa depends on backing of the
    • Slavery one of the greatest crimes of history
    • Thousands of slaves see their chance of freedom
    • UN to investigate African massacre April 10
    • Unstable Africa magnet for avaricious West By
    • Wary Congo has peace in its grasp By Andrew
    • What world needs now is more of this foul-mouthed
  • allWORLD
    • All eyes on the last wilderness
    • Asia Times Online __ Asian News, Business and Economy - Wishes are not reality
    • Climate wars Email Print Normal font Large font April
    • Enter the world citizen
    • Exposing the myth of Third World aid
    • Global hell of limited nuclear conflict Email Print
    • Globalization in retreat By Walden Bello When it first became
    • Group Chad, Bangladesh Are Most Corrupt By
    • Kalashnikov targets gun trade
    • Modern-day Goths and Vandals threaten the West
    • More people worldwide die in crashes than in wars
    • New Yorkers are polite Yes, says mag By PAT
    • Playing politics isn't just a game
    • Primed for our oblivion April 21, 2005 Page
    • Thirst for blood falls worldwide By Mark Coultan
    • Tussle over UN seats is a shadow play By Thalif
    • Ugandan peacemaker gives children a voice in
    • Why it's too early to write off the UN
    • World trade negotiators strike deal After five
  • America
    • Canada
      • Canada to open its doors November 2,
      • Canada's Top Court Upholds Parents' Right to
      • Canadian Liberals courting disaster in rush to
    • Defense
      • A deadly game of double-dealing
      • A HISTORY OF THE CAR BOMB PART 1 The poor mans airforce
      • A 'little NATO' against China By Purnendra
      • America's Opium War By Dmitry Shlapentokh After the US
      • AP Study Warns of Lapses at U.S. Ports By TED
      • Battlefield space out of the silo May 10,
      • Bush alone in poignant reality TV show
      • Bush changes would erode decade-old war crimes
      • China begins to define the rules By M K Bhadrakumar Russian
      • CIA hid Nazi's identity
      • Containing China The US's real objective By
      • DISPATCHES FROM AMERICAA bombshell that nobody heardBy Tom
      • Drifting down the path to perdition Part 2 of
      • Entertainment »
      • Ex-military officers criticize Rumsfeld By
      • Forget bombs, bootleg T-shirts are a present danger
      • Garfield with guns By Chan Akya America's
      • Generals demand meddling Rumsfeld go
      • History ambushes the Bush administration By Tom
      • Hollow US defense for an empty threat By David
      • Hurry to 'The End', for the end is nigh By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON
      • I was Bush's scapegoat ex-CIA boss Email Print Normal
      • If it comes to a shooting war ... By Victor N
      • Insider reignites Iraqi intelligence war
      • Interview with Chalmers Johnson PART 1 Cold Warrior in a strange land
      • Interview with Chalmers Johnson PART 2 What
      • Military tribunal for Hicks
      • My staffers made a mess of Iraq Ford Email Print Normal
      • Never again America's new mantra
      • New military offensive against Rumsfeld By Jim Lobe
      • New nukes replace old stockpile
      • One lie leads to another Email Print Normal font Large
      • One-Third of Americans Believe the U
      • Pentagon gets some Americans' bank data By LOLITA BALDOR
      • Pentagon set to drop Geneva convention Email
      • Report Russia Had Sources in U.S. Command By
      • Rice the gracious hostess of Bush's supper of contrition
      • Sifting the intelligence from the politics
      • The 9 11 Truth Movement's Dangers Nation Dishonest
      • The collapse of America's 'second front' By
      • The Deception Bush Can't Spin By Joe Conason
      • The delusions of global hegemony, Part 1 Tom
      • The Long War A self-defeating prophecy By
      • The terrorism theory Bush refuses to hear
      • The US's geopolitical nightmare By F William
      • The US's nuclear cave-in By Joseph Cirincione
      • The war is over now to proceed on our terms
      • The world offered unity. It was rejected
      • Torture flights report finds Europe complicit
      • Truths behind the great Iraqi shambles
      • Twelve years of CIA discontent By Tomas Jones
      • US Democrats in dry dock over ports By Stephen
      • US furious at pardon plan for insurgents
      • William Pfaff Stop talking about regime change
    • Mexico
      • The giant who ate a nation Email Print Normal font Large
    • 1M Immigrants Skip Work for Demonstration
    • 82nd Airborne Soldiers Allege Iraq Abuse By
    • 9-11 AND THE SMOKING GUN Part 1 'Independent'
    • A bit in the mouth of Big Brother By Jim Lobe
    • A Bush, not a NixonGeorge Bush now has the same goal Gerald
    • A has massive database of Americans' phone calls
    • A law unto themselves August 28, 2004 Page
    • A pattern of culpability in Iraq By Helena
    • A superpower humbled by bungling
    • A test of time for Powell's doctrine By Pan Hu
    • A Warhol moment PITTSBURGH - All over the
    • After the flood of talk, US still divided
    • Alger Hiss 'was not a spy for Soviets'Email Print Normal font
    • All eyes on Franks as war kicks into gear March
    • Alliances and the American election By Gabriel
    • Al-Qaeda's thumbs up for Bush By Craig B Hulet
    • America 2005 - after the flood September 3,
    • American Civil War By SPENGLER February 12 is the birthday of a
    • American rebel vs American al-Qaeda By Pepe
    • American singles cold shoulder romance survey
    • America's journey to holy war By Cheng Yawen
    • America's military 'imperial perimeter' By Marco
    • America's riotous real estate By Mike Davis
    • An American stench that should not choke
    • An Interview With Bill Clinton by James
    • Angel of the apocalypse March 8 2003
    • Another regime change in Iraq By Jim Lobe
    • Anti-Immigration Groups     Behind the recent
    • Any excuse to build an empire March 22
    • AP_ Feds rate travelers for terrorism
    • Are We Grown Up Yet U.S. Study Says Not 'Till
    • Arms dealer in talks with US officials about
    • Army recruiters
    • Arundhati Roy is often accused of anti-Americanism, but
    • As a rule, there are ways things should be done
    • BAD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PRESIDENTS By Richard
    • ballot box Politics and policy. Regime
    • Barack Obama rules, OK By Pepe Escobar On
    • Betrayed by BushPatrick Buchanan says there is no conservative
    • Big drop in reading in America July 9,
    • Bin Laden Says He Ordered 9 11 Attacks 55
    • Blood and Gore April 2, 2005 Page
    • Brutality starts at home By Ritt Goldstein
    • Bush Accepts McCain's Ban on Torture By LIZ
    • Bush against Bush NEW YORK - Ground Zero at
    • Bush does one heckuva job
    • Bush Failed to Act as Statesman-Canadian
    • Bush had al-Jazeera attack in mind, says
    • Bush Iraq Invasion My Responsibility By
    • Bush Planned Iraqi Invasion Before Sept.
    • Bush team takes global warming off the agenda By
    • Bush The strategist in the shadows By Robert A
    • Bush, Blair Face Heat Over Iraq Weapons 47
    • Bush's adviser Rove revealed as exposing CIA
    • Bush's believe it or not By Jim Lobe
    • Bush's cavalry joins the Indians By Jim Lobe
    • Bush's nerve is going to snap Sir John Keegan
    • Bush's popularity at lowest point in US January
    • Bush's radicalism drives critics into forbidden
    • Bush's top brass March 8 2003 The
    • Bush's UN speech, de-mythologiezed
    • Business World Entertainment Sports
    • Butler accuses US of nuclear hypocrisy By Gerard
    • Castro ridicules gaffe-prone Bush February 16,
    • Casualties of the Bush administration By Nick Turse
    • Chaos under heaven By Tom Engelhardt Asked
    • charities - Doing Well at Doing Good By Elizabeth
    • Cheney Pushes Senate for CIA Exemption By DAVID
    • China nuclear proliferation Bush Knew
    • China, Iran and U.S. Top Executioners, Amnesty
    • Clarence Henderson, 15th March 2003 Oh my
    • Clinton clinches the deal By Pepe Escobar
    • Condie needs more time in her trainers, less in
    • Congress never gave power to spy
    • Congress Renews Interest in Identity Theft
    • Contradictory visions of American power By Ehsan
    • Cops and cars, topless bars LOS
    • CORPORATE MERCENARIES Part 1 Profit comes with
    • CORPORATE MERCENARIES Part 2 Myths and
    • Cost estimates for war keep rising By Kathleen
    • Court Deals Blow to Bush on Combatants 1
    • Court Sets Charity Telemarketing Limits 2
    • Court Won't Reconsider Pledge Decision Fri Feb
    • Credibility in tatters, Poindexter prepares to
    • Cruel heart of America February 26 2003 A
    • Cuba libre Also in this
    • Culture jammers make mark turning adverts into
    • Dangers of Donating to the Catholic Church   This Time
    • Dark side of the dream October 22, 2005 Page
    • Dealer touted missile to shoot down
    • Death marches at double in Iraq but US public
    • Deep in denial (or in de' Mississippi) By
    • Defense-Industry Goliaths n recent decades
    • Definition of South, Southern Is Changing By
    • Denver-Boulder Tops 'Best Cities for Singles'
    • Departing CIA deputy warns more will quit By
    • Did the US use bioweapons in Korea By David
    • Digging for dirt By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON -
    • Disappearing tricks By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON -
    • Disasters - natural and man-made - erode support
    • Dogs of war France hits back as PM leads
    • Donors dig deep to hobble the right August 9,
    • Doonesbury' Artist Trudeau Skewers Bush 1
    • Dose of foreign policy realism for Bush Email Print
    • Dose of foreign policy realism for Bush Email Print1
    • Eavesdropping on everyone is not an invasion,
    • Email creates tension for US soldiers,
    • Europeans stand tall as Americans downsize By
    • Ex-FBI woman says Rice lied April 3, 2004
    • Ex-U.S. Sen. McCarthy Questions Iraq War Mon
    • FBI can't cope with terror recordings By Eric
    • FEMA Preparing for Mass Destruction Attacks on
    • Five days that shook world politics By M K Bhadrakumar
    • For the best results, ignore the ones you don't
    • Former aide to Powell opens fire on US
    • Former top US diplomats call for Bush's
    • Former US diplomat sought for kidnapping By
    • Fox sees a red By Suzanne Goldenberg in
    • FPIF Statement on the War By Miriam
    • Free at last Also in this
    • French fried By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON - You
    • Front Page An American tragedy
    • Front Page Political ignorance is no
    • Front Page Why Americans love George W Bush
    • Full steam ahead for America's empire November
    • Gamma ray bomb ignites fears of a new arms
    • Geography competition puts US in its
    • Get more foreign help in Iraq, senators tell
    • Ghetto CapitalismSudhir Venkatesh's new book unravels the
    • Giant in decline By Marshall Auerback In his
    • Global Eye -- Blood on the Tracks By Chris Floyd
    • GM reaches end of the line as symbol of American
    • Gore looms large in Clinton's fears
    • Greenspan and Bush in public clash By James
    • Grim future for global foreign policies By
    • Growing up in America is bad for health of
    • Guantanamo tribunal itself on trial September
    • Guns Destroying America By Ryan BonnerThe Korean student
    • Hapless Powell soldiers on By Jim Lobe
    • Harsh legal lesson for Bush By Jim Lobe
    • Headed over Niagara Falls By Ehsan Ahrari As
    • Hearing delayed as CIA revolts over claims on
    • Here comes the bride - again and again July 11
    • HEY, JOE Reality television in America
    • Highway 61 revisited Also in this
    • Home News Politics Campaign
    • Home News Politics Campaign-1
    • Homeland security in a perfect storm By Eric
    • Horse Sense Nothing is to be left to chance in efforts to out-vote the American diehards
    • How America got to rule the world January 25
    • How to paralyse a battalion, but leave soldiers
    • http www.atimes.com Middle East US
    • http www.atimes.com Middle East
    • Huge migrant protests halt US Email Print
    • Hummus and latte for a post-Saddam world March
    • Hunger ends, at least in name
    • Huntington's unease By Dan Glaister March 17,
    • Ike Was Right About War Machine Oct. 2, 2005
    • In defense of the Stars and
    • In God, and terror, we trust By Pepe Escobar
    • In praise of premature war By Spengler The
    • In the driver's seat By Tom Engelhardt Here
    • In the hot seats November 2
    • In the West, a moral case is made By Jim Lobe
    • In US, uneasy ambivalence about Iraq Fri Mar
    • Indians lead US student invasion By Jim Lobe
    • India's new face on Capitol Hill By Ramtanu
    • Insider fires a broadside at Rumsfeld's office
    • Intelligent reform of US intelligence By
    • Interview with Chalmers Johnson PART 2 What
    • Invasion architect in hot water over conflicts of
    • Iraq War Brings No Windfall for US Defense
    • Iraq War could cost US 'trillions'
    • Iraq Who takes the blame By Jim Lobe
    • It's propaganda (shock, horror)! By David
    • It's terror when we say so By Pepe Escobar
    • Jesus in Baghdad Why we should keep Franklin
    • Justice Winona steals the show By Duncan
    • Katrina goes to Washington
    • Kerry, the Yankee muchacho Also in this
    • Kissinger, the inconvenient adviser
    • Kumi, Kyungbuk, Kumoh National Institute of Technology
    • Lame duck in their sights
    • Latest Developments Report 1 of Every 75
    • Laureates say Bush is twisting science February
    • Leaked Pentagon report warns climate change may
    • Less Berlin and more Bangkok for US envoys
    • Lessons on power from 'Hitchhiker' Newsday
    • Letter to All American Soldiers By Alan
    • Lobbyist was only doing what came naturally
    • Look out, Osama, Batman's angry
    • Lustre has long faded from once golden motor
    • Lynch job not what it seemed May 17
    • Made in China A Bush Tableau Demurs By THE NEW
    • Madrid Victim of US 'blowback' By Ritt
    • Making the Best of a Bad Situation By Tom
    • Man Arrested After Refusing to Remove Anti-War
    • Master strategist or master crook The Trial of
    • Memos Show British Fretting Over Iraq War By
    • Meteorologists, environmentalists dismayed at
    • Miami vice and virtue Also in this
    • Middle East COMMENTARY A threadbare emperor
    • Middle East It's business as usual By Conn
    • Middle East SPENGLER More killing, please!
    • Millions worldwide to march for peace February
    • Modern day slave driver jailed in US for 40
    • More Agents Track Castro Than Bin Laden 1
    • Mouse trapped May 1, 2004 Print this article
    • Movement to impeach George W
    • Moving out of the superpower orbit By Tom
    • Napalm by another name Pentagon denial goes up
    • Neocons dance a Strauss waltz By Jim Lobe
    • Neo-cons move on but the tough stance
    • Nerves of steel CLEVELAND - The vegetable
    • New Light Shed on Nixon Role in Watergate
    • New US rules for first nuclear strike By Walter
    • NGOs in the US firing line By Jim Lobe
    • Nixon to China, Bush to Kyoto By Ira Straus
    • Not a pretty picture By Ian Williams For
    • Now gimme those heartland votes Also
    • Now we're all ugly Americans By Gary LaMoshi
    • Now, the ugly America By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON
    • Nuclear proliferation VIENNA When the U.S.
    • Oil has always been top of Bush's foreign-policy
    • Oil may be the answer, but it isn't the
    • oll Americans tired of being the world's cop By
    • Olympic bomber may be Christian terrorist June 3
    • Ominous The US deficit vs the dollar By Jack
    • On second thoughts November 4 2002 The
    • On the road with Murder Inc By Ian Urbina
    • Open up to us, US urges China By Emad Mekay
    • Our Short National NightmareHow President Ford managed to go
    • Out of city, out of sorts suburban sprawl blamed
    • 'P2OG' allows Pentagon to fight dirty By David
    • Paperback Writer by Alan Wirzbicki
    • Party on, and don't mention the war January 22,
    • Pentagon admits missile shield may not work - but
    • Pentagon between Iraq and a hard place By
    • Pentagon seeks a nuclear digger March 10
    • Pentagon steps closer to 'GloboCop' role By Jim
    • Perle 'Prince of Darkness' in the spotlight By
    • Pilgrim's Progress John Kerry's dubious
    • Politics Prose by Jack Beatty In the
    • Poll Character trumps policy for voters By RON FOURNIER
    • Poll Most Say U.S. Needs Warrant to Snoop
    • Poor shun the luxury of marriage Email Print Normal font
    • Powell aides go public on rift with Bush
    • Power by other means By Ehsan Ahrari A
    • Power walking in the dark as Big Apple
    • Presidential war games By Ian Williams This
    • Press the patriotism button, baby By Sreeram
    • Printing...
    • Putting Stock in Property Sun Mar 27, 7 55 AM
    • Reagan set the tone for his presidential heir By
    • Red tape had fatal ending doctors By Toby
    • Regime change A look at Washington's methods -
    • Report 1 of Every 75 U.S. Men in Prison 52
    • Report 5.6M Have 'Prison Experience' 1 hour,
    • Rest of world gets sick of propping up Bush's
    • Retention Threat Sways Students on Tests By
    • Revealed great pains US took to let in Nazis By
    • Rice defends the use of force to advance
    • Rice more ally than enemy to former general
    • Richest nations arming rights abusers
    • Rich-poor gap gaining attention By Peter Grier,
    • Ronald Reagan's creative destruction For his
    • Round 2 in Middle East charm offensive By R S
    • Rumsfeld accused of secret jail abuse plan By
    • Rumsfeld seeks facts to fit his view on Iraq By
    • Rumsfeld The fallen angel By Jim Lobe
    • Rumsfeld's secret spy unit has operated for two
    • Saint Ronnie CHICAGO - It's a long way from
    • Scholars hand out a hiding to the not so
    • Scientists muzzled, Congress told Email Print Normal font
    • Scoundrels take refuge in Patriot Act By Dan
    • Searching for cure to lingering ailment Email Print
    • Secret Pentagon plan for new nuclear arsenal By
    • Security for sale in Afghanistan By David
    • Security scholars give Bush failing grade
    • September 11 intelligence blunders revealed July
    • Sesame
    • Shock and awe tactics that are employed on home
    • Sisters, doing it for themselves Email Print
    • Slave trade is back in US, senators told By
    • Smiling Frowned Upon in Visa Photographs Mon
    • Smoking guns and mushroom clouds By Jason
    • Smoking signposts By Tom Engelhardt Imagine
    • Some Experts Scoff at Terror WMD Threat
    • South Asia US loses its educational edge By
    • SPENGLER Bush's nerve is going to snap Sir
    • SPENGLER The secret that Leo Strauss never
    • Squeegee men and suicide bombers By Spengler
    • States Frustrated by Illegal Immigrants Mon
    • Stewartville adult store offers 'clergy
    • Study finds a gulf in US geographic knowledge
    • Study reveals many Americans can't find Iraq on a
    • Supreme Court backs limited use of race-based
    • Surprise, surprise - Bushites caught napping By
    • Surreal moments serving a mythological president
    • Taliban in Texas Big Oil hankers for old
    • Tax Cuts Unfunded Pensions - Bill Moyers Interviews Peter Peterson
    • Terrorism Securityposted January 5, 2007 at 12 15 p
    • The American Dream When you are actually in
    • THE AMERICAN EMPIRE Part 1 Reluctant hegemon
    • THE AMERICAN EMPIRE Part 2 Righteous king By
    • The Andean condor among the hawks By Jim Lobe
    • The Arrogant Empire America’s unprecedented
    • The big gun takes a pop-shot at peace By Noam
    • The 'Bonus Army' War in Washington In 1932 page1
    • The 'Bonus Army' War in Washington Page2
    • The 'Bonus Army' War in Washington page3
    • The botched 'war on terror' By Michael T Klare
    • The Bubble of American Supremacy A prominent
    • The Buck Stops … Where Stop blaming your
    • The Bush in the bubble By Tom Engelhardt I
    • The Carrier Shortage s the recent campaigns
    • The dangers of a US civil-military divide By
    • The emperor of vulgarity By Mike Carlton
    • The emperor within the empire By Jim Lobe
    • The evangelical roots of US unilateralism By
    • The evangelical roots of US unilateralism
    • The final frontier By Julian Coman June 9
    • The French strike back By Julio Godoy PARIS
    • The future of Iraq and the US - Chomsky 5 Feb 2005
    • The good, the bad and the shackled id an insider
    • The house always wins LAS VEGAS - No wonder
    • The Hunting of the President The Ten-Year
    • The loneliness of the superpower August 2
    • The new beat generation Also in
    • The new JFK By Pepe Escobar In the US
    • The new United States ... not so much a nation as
    • The Patriot Act Last Refuge of a
    • The real deal Email Print Normal font Large font
    • The Real George Bush David Frum, a former
    • The reconstruction of New Oraq By Tom Engelhardt
    • The Red Scare American manufacturers are
    • The re-education of Colin Powell By Ehsan Ahrari
    • The resort to force By Noam Chomsky US
    • The revenge of the political man By Leon Hadar I am a member
    • The rise of the machines By Conn Hallinan
    • The secret nuclear war By Shaheen
    • The spiraling costs of Uncle Sam's deficits By
    • The spirit of Detroit DETROIT - Forget about
    • The strange, sad death of the American way June
    • The tragedy of J Robert Oppenheimer By C Mott
    • The truth, the whole truth and nothing but
    • The unrestrained president By Tom Engelhardt
    • The US wises up to the world game
    • the USs new democratic way
    • The values Midland holds near to its heart are
    • The Vanishing Nonvoter Has Karl Rove brought
    • The war of the snuff videos Also in
    • Their beliefs are bonkers, but they are at the
    • There's one way to protect democracy - send in
    • Thou shalt not defy the constitution June 11
    • Thought-control project August 9, 2003 Print
    • Tick, tick regime change in Europe, made in America
    • Tom Plate A Mega-Job for a Mega-Lady By
    • Torture by the book The pattern of abuse of
    • Torture is state terrorism, says human rights lawyer, Cherie Blair
    • Troops occupy Congress ... By Stephen Blank
    • Truth-telling time for
    • Try cleaning this town without us
    • Tuesday, March 4, 2003 10 45 a.m. EST Clinton
    • U.S. Army struggles to grasp foreign cultures
    • U.S. Diplomat Resigns Over Iraq War Plans Tue
    • U.S. Foreign-Born Population Hits High Mon Mar
    • U.S. Insiders Say Iraq Intel Deliberately
    • U.S. Life Expectancy Rises to Record Level
    • U.S. to Seize State Prison Health System By
    • Unapologetic American who spied for Cuba gets 25
    • Uninsured Cost U.S. Up to 130 Billion a
    • Urban Warfare uture adversaries of the
    • US Army its own worst enemy British
    • US backs out of nuclear inspections treaty By
    • US considers its international reputation PRINT
    • US court rejects troops' bid to stop war March
    • US divvies aid funds to worthy poor
    • US fails post-war Iraq examination By Jim Lobe
    • US feels heat of dragon's breath By Ian
    • US in the Global Economy By Marc Erikson
    • US in world of its own By Sonni Efron in
    • US jobless rate jumped to 6 percent in April By
    • US media Telling it like it isn't By Akhilesh
    • US moves closer to weapons along the final
    • US must disarm Carter November 18
    • US push for global police force By Esther
    • US scraps oversight of nuclear arsenal August 1
    • US soldiers' wives fight bitter battle of their
    • US thought control of Middle East studies By
    • US turns to torture to crack prisoners of war By
    • US versus Chinese Yuan
    • US vows not to torture war captives after
    • USA Foreign Policy from the January 15, 2004
    • Utah court University cannot ban guns By BROCK
    • Van Jones Bush's Role in the Drowning of New
    • Veteran neo-con advisor moves on Iran By Jim
    • Victor Davis Hanson goes to the seashore By
    • War crimes made easy By Jeremy Brecher and
    • War inquiry may go right to the top February 13,
    • Washington hid damaging Vietnam finding By Scott
    • Washington is another country
    • What happens now, Mr Rumsfeld April 5
    • What is a neo-conservative anyway By Jim Lobe
    • What It Costs to Live Well Northeast By Sara
    • What lies behind the military's victory in
    • What Makes W. Tick The historian and
    • What the neo-cons can't tell Americans By
    • Whites' years as US majority numbered March 19,
    • Why America needs Rumi
    • Why is US population growth out of control
    • Why Nemesis is at the US's doorBy Chalmers Johnson History
    • Why oh why Iowa By Keith Andrew Bettinger
    • Why Orwell matters By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON -
    • Why the media failed Americans By Orville Schell
    • Why the US can go it alone By Stephen Blank
    • Will Dubya dump Dick By Jim
    • Will the dam break in 2007
    • Will to survive drove climber to cut off own
    • World domination with a plastic-metal ticker May
    • World Wants Bush Out of the White House
    • Worrying Senate signal for Bush By Michael
  • Asia - Central
    • Azerbaijan
      • Azerbaijan - Caspian Country Rich in Petroleum By Ryu
    • Kazakhstan
      • For Kazakhs, the kingdom is a horse By C.J.
      • Kazakhstan in black and white By Ronan Thomas
    • Kyrgyzstan
      • Kyrgyz demonstrators seize city March 22,
      • Kyrgyzstan fears blossoming tulips By Sergei
      • The Tulip Revolution takes root By Pepe Escobar
    • Turkmenistan
      • Leader's portraits vanish from Turkmen
    • Uzbekistan
      • Beijing red carpet for hated tyrant By Hamish
    • Xinjiang
      • China China takes the lead in strategic
    • A new learning experience - Kyrgyzstan
    • A tale of two tyrants By Pepe Escobar BAKU
    • Azerbaijan Rotten egg in the basket By Hooman
    • Bin Laden's terror wave 2 By Marc Erikson
    • Central Asia Rotten lemons Make lemonade By
    • Chechnya The struggle will go on By Pepe
    • Cultural Social and Political Collective Identities in
    • Georgia - The shivving of Shevvy November 25, 2003 Print
    • Headline China and Russia eye new checks on US
    • Kyrgystan - Fergana Valley - PART 6 Peaceful jihad
    • PART 1 The last frontier China's far west - Xinjiang
    • PART 10 Turkmenbashi, it's a gas, gas, gas
    • PART 12a Pipelineistan revisited
    • PART 2 The king of the steppes Part 1 - Kazakhstan
    • PART 3 In pursuit of the snow leopard Part - Kazakhstan
    • PART 8 The Sufi way Part 1 The last
    • PART 9 The Samarkand circle Part 1
    • Proliferation All it takes is thugs with
    • Reluctant Turkey edges towards US camp By K
    • The Ellipse Flex System can be used
    • Touching base The last frontier - Kyrgyzstan
    • Uzbekistan - PART 7 The American client Part 1
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  • Asia - general
    • An East Asian community
    • Asia wary of new Bush doctrine By Bruce Klingner
    • Asia's consumer revolution gets serious By John
    • Asia's ticking nuclear time-bomb By Alan Boyd
    • Drifting toward multi-polarity By Michael A
    • The new Silk Road to bridge nations, and carry
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    • CHINA
      • china01
        • Hu recasting China's foreign policy By ERIC
      • china02
        • A nation divided November 5 2002 China's
        • Affluent, self-centred young elite emerging in
        • Amnesty International Accuses China of Jailing
        • Business as usual November 4 2002 Don't
        • China Enter the dragon ... at your own
        • China links Taipei to hacking by sect September
        • China reaches across the Strait By Tsering
        • China rolls out red carpet for capitalists By
        • China Safety lapses poison Chinese food
        • China sends a million teachers to fight AIDS By
        • China set to lift condom ads ban By Hamish
        • China steps up prisoner diplomacy By Philip Pan
        • China US vs China A new Cold War By
        • Chinese censors punish rebellious internet
        • Chinese dissident exiled to the U.S. E-mail
        • Chinese-box approach to international conflict
        • Conflict in Kashmir The third bald man By Qiao
        • FPDs and the China myth By Matthew Smith
        • Friday, 27 December, 2002, 09 39 GMT Chinese
        • From Chairman to god Milking the Mao cash
        • Great expectorations in campaign to 'civilise'
        • HONG KONG IN FLUX Compradore no more By
        • Hu steps up but Jiang stays on top By Francesco
        • Hu takes helm in Chinese leadership change Hu
        • Illiteracy Rate Among Adults Slashed
        • Is Hong Kong irrelevant By Phar Kim Beng
        • Israel's role in China's new warplane By David
        • Jiang and Bush A lofty summit By Francesco
        • Jiang in Crawford The interregnum summit By
        • Jiang seen losing posts, but not his influence
        • Jiang tones down the anti-Taiwan
        • Jiang's game and Hu's advantages By Cheng
        • Journalists reminded who holds the
        • LAND IN THE MIDDLE Another China The awakened
        • Leader's mantle shines on Hu in shadow of
        • Lonely China looks to NATO By Francesco Sisci
        • Machiavellian moves on Cross-Strait links By
        • Millions in Suicide Attempts Recorded in China
        • New leadership banks on banks to knock Japan off
        • No hair apparent for world's oldest
        • North Korea spoils Jiang's party By Antoaneta
        • On the Road To Ruin The banking system is mired
        • One for the history books By Francesco Sisci
        • Overseas Chinese How powerful are they By
        • Party aims to run a market economy KUNMING,
        • Party blue-blood waits in the wings November 18
        • Printing...
        • Profile Hu Jintao Hu (left) was Deng
        • Publishing company may have set a record for
        • Study finds Beijing blocks 10pc of world's
        • Suicides make rural life the killing fields By
        • Survey finds suicide one of China's biggest
        • Taking aim at fears about China By David
        • The fading of Jiang's 'Three Represents' By Xu
        • The massive challenge of modernization By Phar
        • The pessimist's case The Coming Collapse of
        • The pessimist's case The Coming Collapse of-1
        • Three Chinese Workers Jail, Betrayal and Fear
        • Trade in Vietnamese brides a boon for Chinese
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        • HongKong
          • A big first step July 12 2003 By taking
          • Anti-subversion law sparks largest protest By
          • HK leader loses the mandate of heaven By Wong
          • Hong Kong begins to catch its breath By John
          • Pressure continues to build on Hong Kong's
          • Territory turns its back on pro-China party By
        • Taiwan
          • Taiwan challenges China with referendum law By
          • Taiwan Referendum to Focus on Missiles, Not
          • The real significance of Taiwan's referendum
        • 70 Chinese sailors die in mystery submarine
        • A CASE OF SELF-DELUSION Part 1 From colonialism
        • America's confused China policy By Jim Lobe
        • Articles for doing business in the Asian
        • Asia-Pacific region to see tourism boom By Clive
        • Banking means never having to repay a loan By
        • Banks menaced By Miao Ye Part 1
        • Beijing 2003 Year of the virus By Asia Times
        • Beijing digests the lessons from display of
        • Beijing loses big on SARS gamble By Francesco
        • Beijing Official Denies Rumor of Martial Law A
        • Beijing Only the essentials By ATol staff
        • Beijing power divisions come clear By Xu Yufang
        • Beijing to trim huge army By John Pomfret in
        • Beijing unveils land reform policy By Jayanthi
        • Beijing's battle with SARS Shanghaied By
        • Blair wins over Chinese students July 23
        • Bombshell in Beijing Cry for free speech By
        • Breast milk meals spark Chinese fury January 30
        • Buckling up to barge into Beijing January 25
        • Changing of the guard Exit Zhu, enter Wen By
        • Child's death turns up heat on China's police By
        • China abolishes vagrancy law after death By
        • China enters the G8 big leagues By Antoaneta
        • China is falling prey to serial killers—and its
        • China Lifts 50-Year Gold Ban Posted on Friday 20
        • China looking for SARS' silver lining By Shiping
        • China loves the buena vista February 27
        • China Migrant workers get attention at last By
        • China Moves Away From Communist System Mon Mar
        • China National interest = foreign policy By
        • China Phlegm China's Public Enemy No 1 By
        • China Reports Jump in SARS Cases, Deaths Sun
        • China said it has punished more than 120
        • China SARS spurs structural reform By Francesco
        • China to relocate 275,000 people in bid to
        • China uses informers to fight SARS Reliance
        • China Votes in Hu Jintao As President Fri Mar
        • China withdraws missiles but seeks a US
        • China’s Losing Battle to Control Cyberspace The
        • China's atypical politics By Xu Yufang
        • China's brand-management lesson By Francesco
        • China's desperate local enterprises By Macabe
        • China's GDP figures Are they bogus By John
        • China's Great Wall Against Google And
        • China's health crisis unmasked May 17 2003
        • China's long-term role in Asian stability By
        • CHINA'S MAKEOVER Part 1 Political reform on
        • CHINA'S MAKEOVER Part 2 Trimming the fat By
        • CHINA'S MAKEOVER Timid banks hinder reform By
        • China's massive dam will fill, drowning floods of
        • China's new blood has old feel By Hamish
        • China's new female writers captivate world By
        • China's new leaders aim to help poor March 20
        • China's quiet revolution By Yu Bin Pacific
        • China's rise in Asia US concerns By Robert
        • China's SOE trap By Li YongYan BEIJING - You
        • China's 'warriors in white coats' By Antoaneta
        • China-US An ocean-wide divide By Francesco
        • Chinese boxes change good for unruly people By
        • Chinese military blasts confusion at the top By
        • Chinese writers are discovering that books have
        • Deception, by the numbers By Asia Times Online
        • Education yet to make the grade in rural China
        • Forget keeping fit, learning English is the
        • FuFebruary 2003 Dreaming of Happiness There
        • Great Firewall of China War on cybercafé
        • Heroic Chinese blockbuster takes on Hollywood By
        • HK shakes but Beijing won't be moved July 3
        • HONG KONG A CASE OF SELF-DELUSION Part 2
        • Hong Kong The gritty underbelly of consumer
        • Hunan Between Guangdong and a hard place By
        • HU'S ON FIRST Part 2 Long road to
        • Impoverished Ningxia struggles against virus By
        • In Beijing, diplomatic opportunities abound By
        • Indian industry and the China syndrome By
        • Investors take to Beijing streets By Hamish
        • Is China's New Man Up to the Job By Tom
        • It's official anti-SARS drive was a triumph By
        • January 12, 2003 China's New Leader Works to Set
        • January 19, 2003 Israeli Parties Clamor for
        • January 19, 2003 The Makeover By SCOTT
        • Lovers tell party to stay out of
        • Mainland dissidents test Taipei's mettle By
        • Massive underground lake found in arid
        • Mei Ling - Mao's Secret Retreat in Wuhan
        • Move over Japan, China beckons Indians By
        • Nations unite to face terrorist nightmares By
        • New cards will keep track of millions of
        • New note
        • New revolution threatens 'mandate of heaven' By
        • Old guard steps down quietly March 1 2003
        • 'One country, two systems' under fire By
        • Panic outbreak won't stop trade By John
        • PART 1 The last frontier China's far west
        • Piset Wattanavitukul, February March 2003 China
        • Political magazine closed by Chinese Govt China
        • Protest Planned as Discontent Seethes in
        • Protests China cannot afford to ignore By Hamish
        • SARS A matter of national security By Mely
        • SARS and AIDS What the people don't know By
        • SARS Beijing's lesson may be too late By Phar
        • SARS could doom China's leadership role By Phar
        • SARS epidemic triggers political crisis in
        • SARS exposes flaws in China's health system By
        • SARS threat to economy stirs China's leaders By
        • SARS wreaks havoc in Shanxi province By Miao Ye
        • SARS-bio-weapons link far-fetched experts May 1
        • SARS-weary Beijing looking to new issues By
        • Smuggler's Blues Is Lai Changxing China's
        • Spook Mountain How US spies on China By Wendell
        • Suitcases packed with 28 Chinese babies for
        • Sunday, December 30, 2001 Cuckolds and
        • Sunday, February 24, 2002 Iron maidens WHO
        • Sunday, January 20, 2002 (Page
        • Sunday, March 31, 2002 Have you divorced
        • Survey to Be Held on Public's Scientific
        • Suspect spy may have told China about bugged
        • TAIPEI Cool English TIM CULPAN Prev.
        • Taiwan politics curiouser and curiouser By
        • Taiwan security risk to investment in China - re invasion
        • Taiwan taxpayers taken for a high speed ride
        • Taiwan to China flight clears the air By Hamish
        • Taxation on income
        • The Chinese economy's 48bn medical bill By Yan
        • The Coming Collapse of China By Dan Slater 16
        • The defence rests uneasy as scales of justice
        • The dragon falls ill By Phar Kim Beng HONG
        • The Hong Kong that can say Dui - a little Qingwen
        • The mystery behind Zhu's miracle Zhu Rongji
        • The myths of China's stock market By Stephen
        • The Plastic Premier Does Wen Jiabao, China's new
        • THE STRUGGLE FOR HARMONY Part 1 Myths and
        • THE STRUGGLE FOR HARMONY Part 2 Imagined
        • The Wasteland Chinese culture sounds like it's
        • Thousands Riot in Rural Chinese Town Over
        • Three Gorges Cracks in the bureaucracy By Miao
        • Three Gorges Probe news service Printer friendly
        • Three Gorges Probe news service Printer friendly-1
        • Thursday, February 13, 2003 Mainland reporters
        • Tough road ahead for China's foreign minister By
        • Tough year for Chinese graduates By Sam Ng
        • Two Chinese activists face jail for protests
        • Uncertain future for China's English
        • Villagers tell of beatings after AIDS plea July
        • Weddings ring the alarm bells in Taiwan March 10
        • Wednesday, August 14, 2002 Searching for the
        • Wednesday, December 18, 2002 In search of Mr
        • Wednesday, February 12, 2003 The art of
        • Wednesday, January 15, 2003 Petty
        • Wednesday, January 29, 2003 The overseas
        • Wednesday, November 13, 2002 A passport to
        • Wednesday, November 20, 2002 The importance
        • Wednesday, November 6, 2002 The one-child
        • Wednesday, October 23, 2002 City versus
        • Wednesday, October 9, 2002 Women in
        • Wednesday, September 11, 2002 Size does
        • Wednesday, September 25, 2002 The importance
        • West has Santa Claus but China always has Mao By
        • Who cares about Taiwan Not the Chinese By
        • Why Not Invade China By Tom Plate LOS
        • Wife puts up 'man wanted' posters for husband's
        • World ponders value of China's yuan By Francesco
        • Wrong turn seen in China's economic roadmap By
        • Young man in a hurry July 3 2003
        • Zhu Rongji and the transformation of modern China
        • Zhu warns Congress of 'outstanding
      • China04
        • Hong Kong
          • A Letter From Hong Kong from the January
          • Beijing governance in China
          • China talks democratically, acts
          • Hong Kong politics Business as usual By Gary
          • Hong Kong's Red shadows By A Lin Neumann
          • Mainland Chinese discover novelty of protest By
        • Taiwan
          • China Behind the Taiwan-Singapore spat By
          • Ignore the rhetoric, China won't attack
          • Part 5 History of the Taiwan time bomb By Henry
          • Powell's China Comments Anger Taiwanese
          • Taiwan Chicken's dying, but monkey's not
          • TAIWAN ELECTION Four 'bullets' change Taiwan
          • Taiwan poll The sound and the fury signifying
          • Taiwan polls down to the wire By Laurence Eyton
          • The Taipei triad Taiwan, US, Japan By Mac
          • The year to fear for Taiwan 2006 By Wendell
        • ‘Software U' makes China's talent 10th of a
        • A blogger's tale The Stainless Steel
        • A new front opens in the battle of the Chinese
        • Anger rages in Sichuan By Li YongYan China's
        • Arid neighbours trade rain rustling charges July
        • Beijing plays big brother on the net By Hamish
        • Beijing steps up arrests of Tiananmen
        • Book exposes the misery of China's forgotten
        • China adds protections to Constitution By
        • China and Taiwan flashpoint for a war July 14,
        • China Beijing hands Moscow a long rope By
        • China better seen as an ally, not as a
        • China China to Europe via a new Burma
        • China faces up to growing unrest By Paul Mooney
        • China Hu Jintao and his bitter banquet of
        • China Hu-Jiang struggle Not a shooting
        • China may grow old before it gets rich, new study
        • China outlines plans to cope with unemployment
        • China plagued by rising social unrest By Qiu Xin
        • China The center cannot hold By Li
        • China to abolish age-old grain tax By Peter
        • China to modify death penalty law By Philip Pan
        • China's 45 billion bank headache By Li Yong
        • China's feet of clay By Li YongYan BEIJING
        • China's 'peaceful' rise at stake in power
        • China's power struggle by the sea By John Tkacik
        • China's resistance war revisited, revised By Li
        • China's 'S M' journal goes too far on Korea By
        • China's trendy trekkers on new long march By
        • China's workforce shunning poorly paid factory
        • China's young rebel without bloodshed in the
        • Chinese officials accused of Olympic funds
        • Crash landing coming for China By Jack
        • Dusting off Deng's dictum Dodge controversy By
        • Facing the future with 40 million bachelors By
        • Fear of ethnic uprising haunts Beijing By Hamish
        • Free market generates (some) media freedom By
        • Guiding light for China's farmers January 10,
        • Henan riots only part of growing discontent By
        • Hu era holds promise of peace By Hamish
        • Hu Jintao replaces Jiang Zhe-min
        • Hu-Jiang power struggles enter cyberspace By
        • Hu's new era Kinder, gentler, more relaxed By
        • If you reckon the US is 'dynamic', try China By
        • In Rural China, It's a Family Affair A dearth of
        • Inside China's brainwashing gulag By Hamish
        • It's the money, not Tiananmen that counts By
        • Jiang offers to quit as military chief By Joseph
        • Jiang's old allies now kowtow to Hu Jintao
        • Koreans see no big changes in China Expert
        • Langma a place Tibetans call their own By
        • Li blames Deng over Tiananmen massacre By
        • MAO AND LINCOLN Part 2 The Great Leap Forward
        • Mine Deaths
        • Move that big red state into the blue column By
        • New thinking on a Greater Chinese Union By David
        • No sex, please it's not on the curriculum By
        • 'One China' principle is all but dead By
        • One dam mistake after another leaves 4.4bn
        • One society, two histories in a 1400-year
        • One system, two Chinas By Li YongYan BEIJING
        • Onion peddler v BMW driver January 19, 2004
        • Overworked, underfed intellectuals drop like
        • Party told to admit errors on Tiananmen March
        • Power struggle in Beijing Hu vs Jiang By Wang
        • Power struggle Will Jiang step down By Li
        • Premier steps in to block dam project By Jim
        • Red lights flashing for China's economy By Li
        • Remake the provincialboundaries
        • Rice refuses to bow to pressure over Taiwan July
        • Standing up for truth and justice March 13,
        • Still gazing down the Tiananmen tank barrel June
        • Subversive novella slips past China's digital
        • Tarted-up mooncakes sell like hotcakes By
        • The last gentle voice of secret women's business
        • The Men in Black How Taiwan spies on China By
        • Tycoon jailed but corruption lingers By Hamish
        • US-CHINA QUEST FOR PEACE Korea Wrong war,
        • US-CHINA QUEST FOR PEACE Part 1 Two nations, a
        • US-CHINA QUEST FOR PEACE Part 2 Cold War links
        • US-CHINA QUEST FOR PEACE Part 4 38th Parallel
        • Uzbekistan Implications for China, Xinjiang By
        • Warrior spirit stirred by tourism plan By Hamish
        • Wealth gap may slow economy; unrest unlikely By
        • White-collar females cling to trendy single
        • WHY BEIJING BETS ON BUSH I'm the
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        • Anti-Japan protests may signal power struggle By
        • Beaten to a pulp for daring to push
        • Beijing hawk shakes nuclear stick at
        • Beware the glint of watching eyes amid Shanghai's glitter
        • Bolder protests alarm China's leaders By Hamish
        • Book Publishing in China - James Borton eyes the media
        • Book that airs Zhao's views spooks Beijing, says
        • Calling all losers June 7, 2005 Page
        • China as imperialist; China as colonist China
        • China Builds Malls on Gigantic Scale By David
        • China fights to control the net Catherine
        • China fired up over recycling April 20,
        • China goes under the knife By Fraser Newham
        • China has only tapped a fraction of its natural energy resources
        • China leads death list as number of executions
        • China lifts ban on students getting married,
        • China looks to democracy to cure its ills By
        • China offers cash rewards to report selective
        • China recruits special agents for internet
        • China rushes into nuclear energy January 22,
        • China Tries to Find Balance With Protests By
        • China's booming cities face water crisis By
        • China's bully boys still a cause for a lama By
        • China's next great leap is to be the cleverest
        • China's pearl in Pakistan's waters By Sudha
        • China's version of the American dream By Richard
        • China's war games also send message to Taiwan By
        • China's web censors struggle to muzzle
        • Chinese cadres pray for spirit intervention By
        • Chinese cheer leader of old enemy April 28,
        • Chinese city in chaos as water is cut off Email
        • Chinese defector's spy claim By Damien
        • Chinese face pressure to fix crisis Peter
        • Chinese families become smaller Expert
        • Chinese soap opera for upwardly mobile June 30,
        • Chinese Tourism Official Visits Taiwan By PETER
        • Chinese uni students vent anger on
        • Comment Reaching beyond the myth of Mao
        • Controlling the beast Exit the Dragon , edited
        • Corruption fighter gets life sentence Email
        • Ddivorce - China tries to rekindle loving feeling March 3,
        • Democracy with Chinese characteristics By
        • Divorced Couple Argue Over Virtual Items I guess
        • Dragon's lure arms before arms April 15,
        • English teaching in Chinese universities under reform
        • For China, it's as much ethnic as Islam Email
        • For Chinese, Peasant Revolt Is Rare Victory By
        • Forced sterilisation claims in China September
        • Gay revolution puts red China in the pink By
        • God help us - whose idea was this - imperfect evolution and gods perfect plan
        • Greater China May 20, 2005 Domestic Threats to China's Rise
        • Group Protests China's Web Site Crackdown 1
        • Guangdong to ban wild animal trade May 28
        • Guangdong, the unstoppable 'world's factory' By
        • Hu brought down to earth By a Special
        • Hu Jintao bad for intellectuals, good for
        • Huge new wave of blogging in China By Howard W.
        • 'Humdrum' congress changes China's course By
        • India, China Agree to Form Partnership 40
        • Journalists rebel over China party pressure By
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        • Middle class on rise in China survey
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        • Never mind the party, let's party! By Pepe
        • New Anti-Japanese Protests Erupt in China 6
        • New Bans Show China's Concerns About Tech By
        • PART 4 The peasant Tiananmen time bomb By Pepe
        • Police hire thugs to intimidate activists By
        • Professor sacked after call to delete China's
        • Riddle of a lost Chinese city on the Atlantic and Zheng He - imperial navigator
        • Rival Chinese parties meet, united against one
        • Running Water Restored in Chinese City By JOE
        • SARS - the bug you might get if you lived on
        • Secret Taiwanese message to Beijing sets scene
        • Sex in the air in China By Lin Yueyang
        • Shanghai shuffle as party faces off By Hamish
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        • Sinbad the Sailor a comrade in charm By Richard
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        • Sydney-based Chinese diplomat seeks asylum June
        • The Confucian renaissance By Todd Crowell In
        • The emperor's new clothes By Pepe Escobar
        • The Mystery of China’s Sinking Stocks December
        • The real 'China threat' By Chalmers Johnson
        • The spy who was anything but cold By John
        • University in Turmoil The Political Economy of Shenzen University
        • Violent attacks force shutdown of Chinese schools
        • We have our pride, say Zhao's family By Hamish
        • What Does 'Hallyu' Mean for China By Cai
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        • Beijing moves to silence activist on property
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        • China From steel mills to diploma mills By
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      • 47 of Koreans live in greater Seoul area by
      • 58 caught in an immigration scam by Jo Kang-su,
      • 90 of foreign female 'artists' said to be
      • A fan of Godzilla the nuclear newt makes White
      • A head's shape still important by Kweon
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      • 'Dynamic Korea' announces itself Hal
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      • Jobs scarce for young Koreans December 19, 2002
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      • Korean life ugly for 'intergirls' by Special
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      • Long live the US-DPRK Agreed Framework By Peter
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      • Management of foreign entertainers is 'a mess'
      • Many post-grad programs, little aid by Special
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      • Poor kids have bleak disposition, report says
      • Poverty line for 2003 set at 1 million won
      • Products are mundane, results lofty by Kim
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      • Sinuiju's basic law is published by Lee
      • SNU students regret not going abroad by Park
      • Sorry, soldier, can't let you in by Chun
      • South cool to Sinuiju; reunion site is agreed
      • South Koreans live longer, UN body says
      • Spy agency said to send funds to North in '00
      • Starvation stalks North, UN warns by Ser
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      • Strokes of ingenious by Jung Hyung-mo December
      • Student departures approach record level by
      • Students to Fill Asiad Stadiums by Kang In-bum
      • Study Media rife with obscenity by Kang
      • Survey on corruption in state finds voters,
      • Tarred as thieves, doctors rebelled against
      • That noise Just an imaginary catastrophe by
      • The actors behind North's bellicosity by Lee
      • The dark-suited salaryman by Lee
      • The high cost of dying by Brian Lee November
      • The military unit from hell by Brian
      • The old school tie binds you to Korean friends
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      • University competition stiffer by Yoon
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      • Wasted words by Kim Hoo-ran Octorber 30, 2002
      • Wax on, take off by Son Hyo-won, Park
      • What now for the Sinuiju plan Kim
      • What's China up to in Sinuiju by Jin
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      • White House said to see Roh win as anti-U.S. sign
      • 'Wired Korea' a target of anti-spam ire by John
      • Wired world passes over Korea despite its
      • Women seen as the workhorses to upgrade Korea in
      • Yang’s rise to power little noted back home by
      • Yang's folly likely to go on the block by Lee
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      • Youngsters move in at firms and malls by
      • Zone open for business Monday by Choi
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      • Broom in hand, Roh eyes police and
      • Bush offers aid if N Korea lifts nuclear
      • Bush's Pyongyang 'appeasement' draws fire By Tim
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      • Cash went north; 'why' not clear Auditors say
      • Castro and Kim Ill-suited comrades By Aidan
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      • Change seen accelerating Death raises prospect
      • Changes in 2003 affecting foreign residents,
      • Cheju Tourism College - Visiting Professors Needed Jeju, Korea Posted
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      • China shows its hand on North Korea By Jaewoo
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      • Chong Wa Dae Website Frustrates Foreigners
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      • Chulsung Kim Title Technical Writer
      • Citizen Kim Will Devote Himself to Promoting
      • Civil service looking for technocrats Whenever
      • College Students Have Mixed Feelings About United
      • Company registration rules costs in South Korea
      • Compromise clears way to class-action suits in
      • Convenience stores lure young investors Tough
      • Counsel suspects take flight Families of accused
      • Court rules in favor of Filipina
      • Daegu subway probe goes on; death toll is
      • DAVOS, Switzerland As clouds continue gathering
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      • Defections plan to hit Pyongyang By Marian
      • Defense changes agreed Seoul to take over 9 jobs
      • Defense Ministry relieves 3 legal officials from
      • Deflation feared as prices in record
      • Despite protest, reform of law on security is no
      • Despite snub from Dear Leader, Hoeryong
      • Details given on LG split-up 2 families will
      • Dirt-cheap travel, if you can leave Seoul
      • Dispatchers criticized in Daegu fire Criticism
      • Divorce Rate Soars to Record High By Bae
      • Doctors desert hospitals to open private
      • Don’t make me graduate, jobless youths beg
      • Downer faces Korea test By Hamish McDonald,
      • Dual citizens How Korean are they
      • Duality’ brings flood of bias, scorn Second
      • Eating light, Eating right by Choi
      • Editorial Taxation for fairer society With
      • Education limbo for Koreans who lived
      • Education Market Opening Likely to Increase
      • Education reform head named Middle-school
      • Education trade battle lines set One anti-import
      • Employers to Be Exempt From Criminal Punishment
      • End game seen near for nuclear issue North
      • Estimates of cash sent to North now total at
      • European-style labor pacts stir alarm As the
      • Exchange study proved costly lesson In July
      • Eye-catching figures involved in razing of a city
      • Fake doctorates bring scrutiny In a clampdown
      • Farm labor shortage spurs import
      • Farmer markets in North gain an official
      • Fast rise in gray hair, statistical office
      • Fear and loathing in North Korea North
      • Few impressed by Roh's diplomacy By Jaewoo
      • Fifth-century tombs yield treasure trove At an
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      • Finger on trigger US warns North Korea By Shane
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      • Foreign worker bill is approved Measure would
      • Foreign worker bill is approved Measure would-1
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      • Foreign Workers Face Trouble in Raising Kosians
      • Fraud at SK Global put at 2.8 billion An
      • Gangnam parents push education, but fall
      • Ghostwriters investigated Firms selling graduate
      • Going ballistic July 21 2003 The Japanese
      • Government draws up plans in case of a war The
      • Gov't to Develop Publishing Industry By
      • Gov't Will Grant Permanent Visas to Distinguished
      • Grand design for a Korean 'peace structure' By
      • Group wants term ‘mixed blood' barred A social
      • Growth aside, uncertainties hit economy by Koh
      • Half-century alliance shows signs of strain by
      • Help! I’ve lost my bag! Contact the local Lost
      • Hopes quicken for nuclear talks Seoul, U.S.
      • Host of regulations eased for
      • Hot off the press, and maybe critical Every
      • Household income passes a milestone The
      • How cold is it Just ask the sweet potato
      • How law affects work force A look at the new
      • How to drag out the US-Korea talks By Jaewoo
      • Hyundai accord sparks discord n the fallout of
      • Hyundai, Blue House links deep As
      • Ian Buruma Does Kim Jong Il believe his own
      • Illegal DVDs Flood 'Tokkaebi' Black Market
      • Illegal file peddling all the rage Digital
      • Illegal tutoring is targeted City of Seoul
      • In city’s northeast, road map is getting a lot of
      • In Korea, great wealth won’t buy you love A
      • In South, they find new ways to suffer At
      • Interest rates dipped below 4 last
      • Internet opens channel for citizen
      • Internet sex chats spread to
      • Into the maelstrom President Roh By Jaewoo
      • Investors waiting for Seoul's reassurance By
      • IT firms sowed the seeds of their demise The
      • IT services off-limits to foreigners Foreign
      • It's time for some serious woolgathering by Lee
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      • Japan at center of Pyongyang's blackmail By
      • Japan Hawks coming out of the woodwork By Axel
      • Job machine grinds to a halt here First in a
      • Job seekers cut salary expectations Job
      • Jobs and growth are first, Koreans tell
      • Jordan and Saudi Arabia risk strife to aid
      • Junior Prosecutors Demand Reform-Minded Boss
      • Just elected, he wants grand changes Rhyu
      • Kim aide balks at testifying on cash to
      • Kim Dae Jung’s legacy Patrick Smith IHT
      • Kim feared targeting after Saddam May 13
      • Kim JI Visited China Late March Report By
      • Kim Jong-il believed to have hidden in a
      • Kim Jong-il's Grouch(o) Marxism By Aidan
      • Kim sorry for cash transfers to North
      • Kim, Roh Agree to Have Presidential Aides Testify
      • Kim's War Machine With obsolete tanks, scarce
      • Koizumi wants to warm Korean ties Japanese
      • Koizumi, Powell here for swearing-in In an
      • Korea children's study burden a rights violation,
      • Korea Never having to say you’re sorry Bumping
      • Korea racing to sign up free-trade deal
      • Korea reserves swell, reach 123.5
      • Korea stand-off could lead to war, says envoy By
      • Korea The sad tale of Hyundai scion's
      • Korea warily eyes free trade Summit paves way
      • Korea’s 16th presidency begins New leader
      • Korea’s divorce rate hits No. 2 in world The
      • Korea’s mountains a natural challenge The
      • Korea-Japan summit A low-key affair By
      • Korean aides optimistic about Bush-Roh
      • Korean cross-border musical war falls on deaf
      • Korean nukes mean (bad) business By Gary LaMoshi
      • Korean poll may be start of political
      • Korean watch makers hope they can turn back the
      • Korea's economy comes full circle By Caroline
      • Korea's suicide rate shows sharp
      • Koreas to Join Naval Rescue Drills This Month
      • Korea's Tourism Deficit 5th Largest in World
      • Lack of career education threatens South Korea
      • Leader for new generation inherits yesterday's
      • Lee Hoi-chang 'I Will Go to Jail.' Former
      • Lines of age, beliefs drawn in the street Kim
      • Lining up to become Koreans Citizenship has its
      • Little incentive to quit the public dole Last
      • Local bodies would get new powers in Seoul
      • Local firms embark on ethics drive Policies aim
      • Loyalty oath will be scuppered Required vow had
      • Man killed in Busan shooting BUSAN One
      • Manufacturing Industry in Crisis By Lee
      • Many Ewha women rule out motherhood If a new
      • Many omissions added up to catastrophe How
      • March 6, 2003 Online Newspaper Shakes
      • Market Data Economic Indicators Annual
      • Markets, small stores say pinch exceeds that of
      • Mata Haris, turncoats in tale of North, China
      • Military buildup US, Tokyo ignore public By
      • Military funds request up 28 Ministry wants
      • Minister urges business to accept unions as a
      • Ministers fail to agree on opening education
      • Ministry confirms North’s missile test The
      • Miscalculation the greatest Korea war risk By
      • Mixed-race Koreans face continued
      • More Tax Benefits Will Be Available to Foreign
      • More Than 30 of Listed Firms Are Zombie
      • More wealthy Koreans choosing to emigrate for
      • Most inmates report warrantless arrests Only
      • Moves afoot US strategy in Korea By Jaewoo
      • Movie Looks at Russian Migrants Some four
      • N Korea wanted to take US spy plane crew hostage
      • N. Korea Threatens to Abandon Armistice Mon Feb
      • N. Korea Warns U.S. on Pre-Emptive Moves Thu
      • N. Korean Jet Rattles S. Korean Nerves 1 hour,
      • Nation gives Roh thumbs-up But one observer sees
      • Native speaker EFL ESL instructors to start on
      • Navy role flagged in policing Koreans By Tom
      • Need a caffeine jolt in Korea Local men are
      • Need for Korea's Economic Reform Has Not Ended
      • New dynamics in US-Korean relations By Jeffrey
      • New law delights foreign labor Phone calls
      • New leader Roh battling to prove he's up to the
      • New tome to spread Korean language, culture
      • Nine Out of 10 Workers Want to Change Jobs
      • NKorea Proposes Nuke Talks With SKorea 2 hours,
      • North Asia bristling with tension By Shane
      • North cash called ‘payoff’ by counsel The
      • North funds called a spy agency deal A Korea
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      • North Korea makes big shift in nuclear talks
      • North Korea next Not likely By Jaewoo Choo
      • North Korea policy hijacked By GREGORY
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      • North Korean test missile could reach Japan, US
      • North said to pick political heavyweight to run
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      • North-South agreements to be effective
      • Nuclear chill stirs China to action By Shane
      • Nuke fears building new power blocs March 26
      • Observer's Note Is Kim's Peace Prize Fake
      • Official N. Korea Reactivates Nuke Plant 26
      • Older Koreans feel set adrift Those 50 to 69
      • Older workers facing tough times in job
      • One holdover on security team The Roh Moo-hyun
      • Online shopping malls find homes for goods dumped
      • Only One-Third of Graduates Employed Only
      • Opinion North Korea The Next War By
      • Optimism, great pride fill Koreans in new year
      • Our Mistakes in Korea Military critic and
      • Outrage, agreement - and calm The divide
      • Overland Route to Mt. Kumgang Opens By Kim
      • Panel due to put liberal reform stamp on
      • Paper says 20 elite escaped from North About
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      • Past False Accounting Frustrates Young CPAs
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      • Photo Protests banish flattop to outer
      • Pohang takes top spot in university survey,
      • Political scandal dogs South Korea By
      • Political unease making Koreans weigh
      • Politics and war plans the U.S. troop
      • Poll cites communicating, schools as foreign
      • Poll shows Koreans are shifting to the left A
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      • Popularity of Career Women Among Bachelors Goes
      • Powell says talks over and warns Pyongyang April
      • Price rise sparks inflation concern January cost
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      • Regime collapse is one of the wild cards in the
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      • Report of U.S. shift upsets Seoul South Korean
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      • Right regains its voice at universities Young
      • Rising challenges to American power By ERIC
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      • Roh names ‘new brooms’ Cabinet is younger, more
      • Roh promotes ‘debate republic’ among senior
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      • Rumsfeld says troop level talks
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      • Scholars urge reform of education system A
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      • Secret pact on refugees from North is alleged
      • Secret US file oust regime in Pyongyang April
      • Self-rule for North zone by Lee
      • Selling snacks and dodging cops Park Min-suk,
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      • Seoul Set to Block US Troop Reduction By
      • Seoul subways said far from safe Second of
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      • Slow Response Causes More Death By Byun
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      • Some banks downplay employees’ English skill A
      • Some illegal workers to get extended stay
      • Source here says cash was sent by spy agency A
      • South Korea faces a sticky problem over growing
      • South Korea joins the 'axis of independence' By
      • South Korea's Trade With Japan, China Grows More
      • South meddles in Iraq, North says North Korea
      • Spanish Priest Advises Teachers to End NEIS
      • Special zone in North Korea
      • Stalin Edited NK Constitution By Andrei
      • Stalin's ghost and North Korea By Stephen Blank
      • Starting Salary for College Graduates Tops W24
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      • Tax office’s 1997 political shakedown draws
      • Technology and democracy are a potent mix in S.
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      • That strange smell is cleaner Seoul air When
      • The ‘meet’ market Blind dates in Korea take many
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      • The great Korean status symbol Whenever Grace
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      • The Pentagon's paradigm shift in Asia By Phar
      • The prosecutors are panicking over their young,
      • The Recolonization of Korea by Michel
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      • This gift is no shoo in
      • This time, a union blinked first Rail workers
      • Threat of North is lost on youth, general
      • Tigers on prowl in North Pyeongyang claims
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      • To South Koreans another war is just
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      • Too many haulers chasing the cargo The
      • Tourism hot spots cooling off Special tourist
      • Traditional Patterns and Symbols Korean society
      • Tragedy sinks in, grief pours out Help, comfort
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      • Transportation Railway Restructuring to Get
      • Troop dispatch is put on hold Vote is deferred
      • Truckers vote to stay on strike Bargaining to
      • U.S. Army drivers blow off 93 of traffic
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      • ‘Konglish’ Slogans Hurt Image By Kim
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      • 10 of People Own 72 of Land By Na
      • 10 State Universities to Merge Into 5 By
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      • 3,100 Koreans in Sakhalin Yearn to Return
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      • 39 of Students Prefer Computers to People
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      • 4.22 Mil. Pardoned on Liberation Day By Kim
      • 462 Students Commit Suicide Over 5 Years By
      • 48 Schools Chosen for Teacher Evaluation
      • 5 Million Koreans Live in Poverty By Bae
      • 50 Percent of Foreign Wives Living in Poverty
      • 51 Universities Face Penalties for Fraud By
      • 53 of Seniors Want to Live Alone By Kim
      • 56 of Employers Break Labor Law By Moon
      • 63 Percent of Students Have Contemplated Suicide
      • 7 in 10 Singles Willing to Marry NK Women
      • 8,000-Year-Old Boat Discovered By Han
      • 80 of Foreign Wives Won’t Remarry Koreans
      • 89 Couples Divorce Each Day in Seoul By Lee
      • 93 of Koreans Say Income Gap Serious By
      • A chronicle of Korea-Japan 'friendship' By James
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      • Anti-Adultery Law Faces New Critics By Lee
      • Anti-Chaebol Sentiment Converges on Samsung
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      • Asbestos Poorly Regulated By Moon
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      • Brushstrokes Tell Artistic Passion By Kim
      • Cafes Help Mothers Take Time Out For Themselves
      • Can Federalism Be Model for Korea By Seo
      • Center of Korean Studies, UH hosts symposium on Daejanggeum - lady doctor in 1492
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      • Companies Alarmed Over Fake Online
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      • Crimes by Foreigners Jump 48 in 2004 Number of
      • Cultue YEAR-END REVIEW Shocks, embarrassments,
      • Current Family Registry System Incompatible With
      • Dacom Begins Online Storage Service for Foreigners June 2005
      • Dance the Dance of Korean Culture Book review
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      • Disaster Response System Rated Poor By Seo
      • Divorce Surges Among Older Couples 2005 By Lee
      • Dostoevsky and Korean Writers By Shin
      • Drama Looks at Divorced Life By Han
      • eBay Picks Seoul as Asian HQ By Choi
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      • ELT on Trial in South Korea Two Candian English
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      • Farming Population Declines 33.9 By Lee
      • Females Outnumber Males By Kim
      • Finland Quizzes South Korean Visitors on Their
      • Foreign Residents Free to Borrow Local Currency
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      • Foreigners Excluded From Korean Sites By
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      • Greenpeace Warns of Japan, S. Korea Nuclear
      • Half of Population to Live in Seoul Area by
      • Half of Young Women Attend Universities By
      • Hard life of a Korean defector By Richard
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      • Housing bubble grips Korea SEOUL - Amid a
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      • Jobseekers Race to Get Jobs at Banks By Na
      • Justice Minister Opposes Abolition of Death
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      • Korea Plans to Develop Super-Fast Flying Boats
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      • Korea Ranks Last in Reading Hours By Bae
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      • Korea’s Education Deficit Widening By Kim
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      • Korean Publishers Out to Boost Exports By
      • Korean soaps cleaning up By Vanessa Hua
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      • Koreans Have Fewest Doctors in OECD By Kim
      • Koreans' Life Expectancy to Top 81 Years in
      • Koreans World’s 4th Biggest Drinkers By Kim
      • Koreas Agree on Nuclear-Free Peninsula South,
      • Korea's elementary schoolkids peddling online
      • Korea's stunted economy SEOUL - The South
      • Kyongju to Host Nuclear Dumpsite By Kim
      • Law on Private Schools Big Bone of Contention
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      • Medical Aid Available for Migrant Workers,
      • Mercury Drops to Year's Lowest By Kim
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      • Mobile Phone Addiction Emerging as New Problem
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      • National University Reform Challenged Professors
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      • Noam Chomsky Society Established The Korean
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      • One in 4 Rural Bachelors Marry Foreigners
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      • Private Education Spending Gap Widens By
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      • Racist Bar Gives Itaewon Bad Name By Pedram
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      • Report on DJ's Secret Life Stirs Controversy
      • Research Fabrication Shocks Nation By Kim
      • Restored Chonggyechon Gives Seoul New
      • Rich Earn 18 Times More than Poor By Lee
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      • Roh fights 'lame duck' tag By Bruce Klingner
      • Roh, Koizumi Disagree on War History Japanese PM
      • Roh's Renewed Coalition Proposal Perplexes Ruling
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      • Ruling Party to Pass Bill on Non-Regular Workers
      • S. Korea to Become World's Most Aged Society by
      • S.Korea Grasps for Ways to Tackle Surge in Suicides
      • Samsung Comes Under Siege By Kim
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      • Sangji University, Wonju Posted By Sangji 7 June 2005
      • Scandals shake nation A series of
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      • Schools to Hire Native English-Speaking
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      • Seoul High Schools Inflate Grades By Chung
      • Seoul less safe than other major cities
      • Seoul Rebuffs US Contingency Plan on NK By
      • Seoul struggles with history - Kim's By Choe
      • Seoul Trying to Bring 600 Detainees Home From Hong Kong
      • Seoul Unsafe Compared to New York, London
      • Seoul's Largest School Gang Detected
      • Sex Buying Practices Still Rampant Survey
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      • Sex, Income Decide Level of Satisfaction in
      • Smoke Quarantine Harmful to Human Body By
      • SNU Asked to Revoke Admissions Plan Government
      • SNU Professors Defy Gov't Admissions Policy
      • Sogang University Chancellor Offers to Resign
      • South Korea Gives Market Economy Status to
      • South Korea is still an unknown country
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      • South Korea Leads OECD in Motor Vehicle
      • South Korea Urged to Increase Foreign
      • South Korean fund thinks small By Judith Rehak
      • South Korea's balancer By Emanuel
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      • Spouse Swapping Operator Arrested By Lee
      • Student Numbers to Fall 17 By Chung
      • Student Population Falls 27 in 25 Years By
      • Students Have Difficulty Writing Resumes 10
      • Students to Take Lectures Through PDAs, Portable
      • Students, Professors Fight Against Cheating
      • Summits to Reshape Korea’s Future By Ryu
      • Teachers Involved in Sexual Crimes to Be Expelled
      • Teachers quit Korean crisis By John Scott
      • The Minefield of South Korean-U.S.
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      • TOEIC Minor Factor in Hiring By Choi
      • Tokto Area Contains Vast Gas Reserves By
      • Translator Reaps Fruit of Long Labor By
      • Turbulent History Agonizes Royal Family By
      • 'TV-Govt' Goes Beyond Internet By Lee
      • Two Leaders Poles Apart on Coalition Roh, Park
      • Universities Favor Entertainers By Park
      • Universities Protest Ban on English Questions on
      • University to operate English advice center
      • Urban Household Income Gap Widens By Lee
      • US Congress to Review Visa Waiver for Koreans
      • US hawk labelled a chicken over Iraq
      • US Policy on North Korea Incoherent, Expert
      • US Researcher Pulls Out of Partnership With Hwang
      • US Strike on N. Korea `Unfeasible' By Ryu
      • War Novel Writer Cleared of Charges By
      • Watch Out - TV Reporters Are Everywhere By
      • Wealth Gap Widens for South, North By Kim
      • Web Site Teaches About Korean-American
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      • 2 in 3 Youths Liberal on Premarital Sex
      • 2,200 Rail Workers Face Dismissal All Subway
      • 20 Hospitals Seek Foreign Patients By Kim Tong-hyungStaff1
      • 23,000 Earn Over 40,000 in Financial Income
      • 3,500-Ton Class Submarines to Debut by 2020
      • 30 of 50-Somethings Jobless By Yoon
      • 33rd Conference of Directors of National Libraries
      • 4 Out of 10 SNU Students Politically Central
      • 46 Say Give Hwang Another Chance By Jung
      • 51 of Families Now on Vacation - July 29 to August 4
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      • 5Is Generation Sets New Trend By Kim
      • 61 of Parents Receptive to International
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      • A NEET trick Living on familial love By Hyejin
      • Absurd Complaints Face Rejection By Kim RahnStaff Reporter
      • Address System to Get Makeover By Kim
      • All Primary School Kids to Get English Classes
      • An island in stormy waters By Michael A
      • Apartment Battle Begins By Kim
      • Asia going nuclear amid rising oil prices Posted
      • Assembly Panel Passes Non-Regular Worker Bill
      • Assets of Japan Collaborators to Be Seized
      • Average Apartment Price in Seoul Reaches W286 million
      • Bills for Irregular Workers Passed
      • Bills to Protect Mixed Race Koreans By Jung
      • CEOs Call for Disbanding of Human Rights Commission
      • Cheju to Emerge as ‘Hong Kong’ in Korea By
      • Children of Korea’s IT World Blessed or Cursed
      • Children Studying Abroad Rise 15 By Lee
      • China Changes Color of Cat Deng’s Pragmatic
      • Chongju-Cheju Air Ticket Set at 29,900 Won
      • Chronic Corruption Mars Elections By Ryu
      • Chuimsae Movement Inspires Peace, Harmony By
      • Church Group Accused of Defector ‘Business’
      • College of Social Science, Ulsan University
      • College Students Protest Tuition Hike
      • Columnist’ Prosecutor Shifted to Office Job
      • CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA CONSTITUTION OF THE
      • Contract Workers Bill Seen Stirring Assembly
      • Cookie Makers Consider Suing KBS By Chung
      • Court orders Lotte Shopping to compensate street vendor
      • Crapshoot in Korea By Jephraim P Gundzik
      • Cremations Outnumber Burials By Park
      • Cruise movie shames Shanghai
      • Daewoo Founder Kim Gets 10 Years in Jail By
      • Demand for Won Growing Overseas By Na
      • Discontent grows among police
      • Disgraced Scientist Target for Online Satirists
      • Do Electric Fans Cause Death By Kang
      • Dog Meat Still Hot Potato in Korea Bae
      • Dokdo - Seoul Declares Tougher Diplomatic War By
      • Each City to Have Population Ceiling By
      • Early English education
      • Economic Miracles Abound Since 1950 By Yoon
      • Editorial Uri’s Education Agenda 2006
      • Elderly Want Separate Living From Children
      • 'Elite' NK Defectors Talk About Their Country
      • Employees Win Right to Work Part Time By
      • English Is Not All By Lee Chang-kook
      • English Promotes National Interests By Sun
      • Excessive Groupism Hinders Korea’s Development
      • Expats Risk Expulsion for Satire By Tony MacGregor and Bae
      • Ex-President Park Sought to Develop Nukes
      • Fake Marriages With Chinese Rising By Kim
      • Firms Fight Fat in Workers By Cho
      • Foreign Names Popular Among Koreans By Kim
      • Foreign Prisoners Cherish Freedom This
      • Foreign Residents Total 536,627 By Kim
      • Foreigners to Cast Ballots By Seo
      • Fortune-Telling Emerges as Thriving Business
      • Gambling Market Totaled W35 Trillion Last Year
      • Google to Set Up Research Center By Kim
      • Government control of organized labour - as of 1990
      • Government to improve, expand English programs
      • Graft case tarnishes judiciary Judiciary
      • Gun deaths in rapid decline since buyback Email Print
      • Ham Sok-hon Fought Against Injustice,
      • High-Priced Starbucks Coffees Trigger Debate on Lavish Spending
      • Historical Dramas Strain Sino-Korean Relations
      • Human Rights Report Korean Laws
      • Hwang Misappropriated 7 Mil. in Research Funds
      • Hwang Scandal Reveals a Fractured Society The
      • Hwang Woo-suk Indicted for Fraud By Lee
      • 'I Was a Cyholic, a Cyworld Addict' Citizen
      • Illegal Sex Trade Dying Hard By Kim
      • In Korea pessimism trumps realityBy Donald Kirk SEOUL - Ask
      • Intel Jumps Into Internet Cafe Business First PC
      • Is Japan A Virtual Enemy to S. Korea By Tom
      • It's all about the voice By Pepe Escobar
      • Jail for Elderly, Disabled to Debut By Lee
      • Jangsu foreign bridesr
      • Japan easing visa rules
      • Japan’s New Leader SEPTEMBER 29, 2006
      • Japanese Magazine Bashes 'Man-Made' Korean
      • Justice Ministry Considers Designating
      • Kimbap Feared to Cause Food Poisoning By
      • 'Kirogi Fathers' Unwelcome at Work By Kim
      • Knife-less Alternatives for a Tighter Face
      • Knockout Looks Often Carry Heavy Price Tag By Park
      • Korea Adopts Social Pact to Battle Low
      • Korea Behind OECD in Labor Productivity
      • Korea better than China for investment report
      • Korea Considers Taxing Clergymen By Kim
      • Korea Gears Up for Immigration Policy Overhaul
      • Korea Losing Catch-Up Game With Japan By Lee Hyo-sik Staff
      • Korea Plans to Facilitate Vigorous Use of Won
      • Korea Ranks First in Urbanization By Kim
      • Korea Sees Growth as Crime Tourism Destination
      • Korea Struggles to Shed Baby-Exporter Image
      • Korea to Get Tougher on Industrial Spying
      • Korea to Legalize Mixed-Race Status By
      • Korea, China to More Than Double Air Flights
      • Korea’s House of Cards SEPTEMBER 28, 2006
      • Korea-China Trade Exceeds 100 Billion By
      • Korean comparative economic statisitics 2006
      • Korean Economy Under Siege by Multiple Factors
      • Korean Scientists to Develop Age-Defying
      • Korean xenophobia faces new challenge
      • Koreans Lean Closer to China By Reuben
      • Koreans Spend More on Cigarettes Than Books
      • Koreans Underestimate Anti-Corruption Drive
      • Kyung Hee Cyber University Starts Online Korean
      • Labor Bill Passage Angers Firms, Unions By
      • Life Expectancy Passes 77 Years By Park
      • Lobbyist Scandal Rocks Judicial Circle
      • Loopholes in overseas matchmaking
      • Manufacturing Workforce Dips Below 4.2 Million
      • Mao film's soft focus may shock his
      • Married, but Legally Singles for Financial
      • Micro-Credit Provides Little Help for Poor
      • Ministry Wages Strange Campaign By Kim Tong-hyungStaff
      • 'Miracle Library' campaign aimed at promoting
      • 'Mixed blood' Korean heroes By Donald Kirk
      • Mixed-Race Korean Welfare Drive Starts By
      • More Children Studying Abroad By Chung
      • More Programs Unveiled to Help Foreigners
      • More Retirees Leave Korea Dreaming of Better Lives
      • Nasty Is the New Nice for Korea’s Little Consumers
      • Native Speakers to Teach English JANUARY
      • New Animal Protection Law Animal Abuse To Be
      • New Australian envoy looking ahead to FTA deal
      • New Ideological Groups to Gain Momentum By
      • New Rich’ Emerge in South Korea By Kim
      • Noise Pollution Sufferers Get Up to W1.34
      • On strike againr
      • Overseas Travel Spending Passes 10 Billion
      • Over-the-top toilets A revolution from the
      • Parents’ Income Gap Leads to Education Gap in
      • Parties Vie to Cut Apartment Prices By Lee Hyo-sikStaff
      • Pastor’s Leadership Challenged By Kim
      • Pioneering ESL Web Site Keeps Growing
      • Polarization Deepens Over Medical Expenses
      • Police to Crack Down on 24 Sex Trade Districsts
      • Polluted Farming Produce Recalled By Kim
      • Poor Students to Get Better Educational Services
      • Population Growth at World Bottom By Lee Hyo-sikStaff
      • Porn Boosts Online Technologies By Kim
      • Pressure from US angers S Korea January 26,
      • Private Schools Face Crackdown Head-on Clash
      • Progressives Outnumber Conservatives Chaebol
      • Pro-Japan Collaborators Owned Lands, 13 Times
      • Property Capital Gains Hit Record High By
      • Property price bubble
      • Prostitutes Put Visa Waiver at Risk By Lee
      • Prostitution in Korea SEPTEMBER 26, 2006
      • Raising Little Nationalists By Michael
      • Real Estate Policy Gets More Market-Friendly
      • Retired Generals Oppose Retrieval of Wartime
      • Rise of the machines the sequel
      • Ross King, University of British Columbia - status of Korean Studies internationally
      • S. Korea to Relax Immigration Law By Ryu
      • S. Korean Cult Member Suspected of Illegally Obtainig Visa
      • S. Koreans Seem Unfazed by Threat By Park
      • Saemaeul Movement Goes International The
      • Scandal pushes Hyundai to the edge By Donald
      • Self-Punishing Youth Rising By Bae
      • Seniors Account for 27 Percent of Traffic Deaths
      • Seoul Maps Out Plan for Welfare of Prisoners
      • Seoul Second Most Expensive City By Lee
      • Seoul to Have 300 Budget Hotels
      • Seoulites Get Their Skates On By Kim
      • Seoul's Red-Light District to Close By Kim
      • Shinsegae to Pay 365 Million in
      • Shock, Anger in South at News of N.Korea Nuke
      • Single Mothers Face Harsh Reality of Standing
      • Single Women Attracted to Art Shows By Kim RahnStaff
      • SNU Boosts Ratio of Lectures in English
      • Sohn Says English Skill Essential for Korea
      • South Korea Censorship
      • South Koreans find the good life in China By
      • South Korea's digital dynasty Nation
      • Spouses to Receive Half of Inheritance By
      • Stanford physicist ousted as head of Korean
      • Students Become Shorter, Weaker By Kim
      • Students Losing Interest in Politics By Kim
      • Sufferers From Mental Disorders Jump 27 Percent
      • Taboos Can Spoil Year-End Party Fun By Kim RahnStaff
      • Taiwan, China United in Backlash Against Korean
      • The Korea Times _ Free Hugs Campaign Moves People's Hearts
      • The Korea Times _ Korea's Bus Fares 4_sup_th__sup_ Cheapest In OECD
      • The Korea Times _ Marriage Agencies Violate Women’s Rights
      • The legacy of long-gone states By Andrei Lankov
      • The Nation 3 Cheers for Hong Kong Justice
      • 'The South's Guangdong' Seoul is investing big in a corner of
      • TOEIC Test Cheating Widespread By Lee
      • Top 10 Figures of 2006 Ban Ki-moon Becomes U
      • Traditional Puppet Play By Shim
      • Translation Ghostwriting Laid Bare By Kim
      • Translation of Ancient Travel Diary
      • TV Drama Stirs Ideological Controversy By
      • TV Dramas Obsessed With Blood Ties By Park
      • U.S. Clonaid offers Hwang a job
      • U.S. Home to More Than 2 Million Ethnic Koreans
      • US Most Responsible for Nuclear Test Poll
      • US Plans to Complete Command Transfer by 2009
      • u-School Ushers in Innovation By Chung
      • Voters Can Fire Mayors, Governors Assembly
      • Well-Paying Jobs Disappearing By Na
      • Who Is Han Myeong-sook From Political Dissident
      • Who Is New Premier
      • Why Did Roh Head-Butt Japan
      • Why Is Google Struggling in Korea By Kim
      • Won Extends Gain Against Dollar
      • Work Top Priority for 70% of Single Women
      • Workers Reluctant to Assume Higher Posts By
      • World Cup Creates New Subculture By Kim
      • Worries Grow Over Contaminated Blood By Lee
      • Worse than what you think
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      •   90 of Girls Consider Marriage a Choice By Kim RahnStaff
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      •   Foreign Patients in Cheju Allowed to Get 4-Year Stay By
      •   IT, Electronics Industries Lose SteamLack of
      • (446) The Spirits of the Age By Andrei LankovA new shop is
      • ‘Fiona Wives’ Shine Day And Night By Bae Ji-sookStaff
      • ‘T-Shaped’ Thought Key to Innovation By Kim Tae-gyuStaff
      • 17-Year-Old Baffles Hyundai Motor Management By Cho
      • 1-Person Households SurgeSingles Account for 1 Out of Every 5
      • 30,000 Korean Women Sell Sex in Japan By Bae Ji-sookStaff
      • 33 Percent of Salaried Workers Live in Debt By Lee
      • 45 Feel Depressed at Work Poll By Park Hyong-kiStaff
      • 69 of Office Workers Feel Inferior By Park Chung-a Staff
      • 730 Colleges Have Korean Studies Dept
      • Age Discrimination Banned in Recruitment By Park Chung-a
      • Banks Geared for Card War By Na Jeong-juStaff Reporter
      • Big Portal Flexes Political MusclePresidential Hopefuls Face
      • Booming Demand For Private Eyes By Bae Ji-sookStaff
      • College English Teacher Claims Job Loss Over Dokdo Comments
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      • Couples With Low Schooling Having Fewer Children By Kim
      • Crackdown on Cyber Crimes Begins By Kim RahnStaff Reporter
      • Cult - How to Spot a Woolly Wolf Keimyung Gazette February 1
      • Death Penalty Fading Away in Practice By Kim Tong-hyungStaff
      • Diploma Inflation Behind High Youth Jobless -- Actual
      • Disinformation Saddens Vietnamese Wives By Kim
      • Disparty in Private Education DeepensTop 10 Income Earners
      • Divorce Rate Rises in International Marriages By Kim
      • Doctors Challenge Medical Law Change By Park Chung-a Staff
      • Fire Kills 9 Detained Foreigners18 Others Injured at
      • Free trade deal to prise Seoul from China Email Print
      • Girls Get Big Bucks for Short Shorts By Kim RahnStaff
      • Hospitals Elude Paying for Medical Accidents By Park
      • Households Spend Most on Education
      • How to Earn Six FiguresBy Playing Video Games By Mei Fong
      • Investment climate statement Korea
      • Korea Awaits Its Woodstock At a recent gathering
      • Korea No Longer Free From Guns By Kim Tong-hyungStaff
      • Korea No Longer Safe From Earthquake Employees at the
      • Korea-US FTA Heads for Conclusion By Kim Yon-se Staff
      • Korea-US Price Gap Narrows By Na Jeong-juStaff
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    • Bar raised for selective high English test By
    • Bard to star as fireworks put nation's soul on
    • Battle to be the daddy of them all By Peter
    • Beazley promises free TAFE in new policy
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    • China wants to mine Australian uranium By Richard
    • Cindyrella Princess Cindy went to the Bachelor
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    • Concern grows for detained Japanese Academic
    • Cornelia Rau - Odyssey of a lost soul February 12, 2005 Page
    • Counterspin Pro-war mythology By Scott
    • Crean pledges cheaper degrees By Cosima
    • Crime down, jails full why we're feeling safer
    • Custody deal lawyer-free divorce By Lauren
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    • Embedded in a new world order April 11
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    • Expats a rich asset we need to exploitGeorge Megalogenis
    • Expats find coming home hard By Mark
    • Eyes on the road - surveillance
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    • Fears Australians among dead after Bali blasts
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    • Fifty stupid moments in 2002 January 1
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    • Fraud costs 6bn study May 27, 2004 -
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    • HMAS Conservative anchors itself on a
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    • Hospitals riddled with fatal mistakes By Ruth
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    • Howard accused of bullying Timor into treaty By
    • Howard Grabs Victory in Australia Election 9
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    • Land tax the valuation trap January 18
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    • No war without UN, say voters By Tom
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    • Our chesty dollar bursts US60¢ By John
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    • Questions still loom over boat sinking By Bob
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    • The courgette's in the mail By Lia
    • The D'hage report View from Istanbul February
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    • The Ghan rail trip - Sydney to Darwin May 17, 2005 Sydney Morning
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    • Tom Keneally Worthy of celebration January
    • Tom Plate Optimism From Down Under
    • Too many doctors in the house By Debra
    • Top two depart after university plagiarism
    • Travellers go overseas - domestic advertising a waste of moneyl
    • Treasurer makes a big mess worse May 15,
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    • Truth overboard - the story that won't go
    • Uni cash teaches unions a lesson May 14
    • Uni costs among world's highest Brendan O'Keefe
    • Uni ignored claims of cheating, ICAC told By
    • Unis accused of letting literacy slip By Kelly
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    • Unis' overseas failures bleeding millions By
    • Universities being used as immigration
    • University of Newcastle Guilty of a plagiarism cover-up By Kelly Burke
    • University raises fees by up to 6500 By Matthew
    • US missile defences put heat on Labor By Geoff
    • US sinks to new low in eyes of Australians
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    • Wages crack the 1000 barrier By Matt
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    • Washington cries wolf August 2 2003 This
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    • West vs East Australia reorients By Alan Boyd
    • What a relief, the PM's saved the human
    • What to make of the Australian diaspora January
    • What's in a good name A fortune, for those who
    • What's mined is yours August 27, 2005 Page
    • When money talks, the right and left swap
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    • Wilkie hits back at white-anting and Canberra
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    • Wrench replaces the scalpel By Danielle
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    • Young man in a hurry July 3 2003
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      • Study Examines French 35-Hour Workweek Law 25
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      • What part of 'non' don't you understand May 28,
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      • Poland invades Germany cheap homes the lure in
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      • Wailing about the wall March 28, 2005 Page
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      • Norway ranked best place to live August 27, 2005
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      • Assassination and the license to kill By Richard
      • Blair was warned of inevitable Iraq chaos By
      • Britain suffers sense of humour failure due to
      • British courts say women are the 'better'
      • British uncover recipe from the pasta By Sue
      • British women fed up with 'dull and gruelling'
      • Brits admit to public sex May 3, 2004 Page
      • Don't mention the war why the British can't ditch Nazi fetish
      • Empire, with all its shades, strikes
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      • Global Eye – Dark Skies By Chris Floyd
      • Hard line against refugees can backfire British
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      • Sleepy market town wants to take life even more
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      • Unmasked secret of her success
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    • All unquiet on the Western front By Norman
    • America's Eurasian reshuffle By Francesco Sisci
    • An optimist's view Feb 24th 2005 From The
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    • Copenhagen
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    • EU adopts tough-guy tactics to rival US June 21
    • EU leaders sign historic accession treaty April
    • EU plans to chart own foreign policy By Peter
    • EU spreads wings as 10 get invitation to join the
    • Europe's biggest gamble May 1, 2004 Page
    • French-fried Europe By Pepe Escobar It was
    • Germany slashes military spending By Kate
    • Iraq The war that will break the West By
    • NATO left out in the cold November 22 2002
    • NATO looks east for its biggest expansion By
    • Now Europe backs force against nuclear
    • Pope takes a stick to a war in bad faith March 6
    • Provinces to take control as Paris lets go the
    • Remorseful Plavsic gets 11 years' jail By Robin
    • Response to Escobar's 'The US and Eurasia' By
    • Russians massively favour joining EU June 16
    • Sharon war-crime ruling icily received February
    • Strong euro pushes up cost of living July 31
    • The age of swing December 31 2002 A
    • The triangle of violence Romanzo Criminale by
    • THE US AND EURASIA Part 1 Theatrical militarism
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        • A land where freedom is a dirty word Email
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        • Freedom road delayed and a people betrayed June
        • Golden opportunities in northern Myanmar By Qin
        • Junta vows it will set Suu Kyi free By Mark
        • Myanmar problem needs Asian solution By David
        • South Asia Myanmar power play leaves India
        • US to turn up pressure on Yangon By Katrin
        • Yangon still under Beijing's thumb By Sudha
      • Cambodia
        • Documents Show Nixon Deception on Cambodia By
        • Exposition of revolutionary terror The Gate, by
        • From chaos to order in Cambodia By Verghese Mathews Historians
      • HongKong
        • Hong Kong hobos resist being taken to the
        • Mao goes to fantasyland September 12,
      • Indonesia
        • Irian Jaya
          • Corruption blamed for rainforest
          • Freeport guilty of huge pollution, say
          • Protesters demand an end to plunder of
        • West New Guinea
          • Both sides must face it - the Papua problem is not going away
          • Decades later, a familiar syndrome of
          • Four shot dead while walking to school
          • Migration policy hurts PNG, says Nettle
          • Papua a dangerous trouble spot from any
          • Spectre of bloodier conflict hangs over Papua
        • A lion dances in Jakarta February 8
        • A nation remains reluctant to confront its bloody
        • A shark escapes, and the minnows despair By
        • Avaricious and apathetic leaders face verdict of
        • Behold Indonesia's democratic beacon By Shawn W
        • Blood-stained ladder to Indonesia's
        • Bush makes a visit of mythic proportions
        • Clean judge is a rare find in Indonesia
        • Court jails top officer for Timor
        • Drug dealer takes vital information to
        • Fear, pain and shame in Aceh By Lesley
        • Freeport Controversial US goldmine a law unto itself
        • Indonesia accused of Papua atrocities By Tom
        • Indonesia between Bush and bin Laden By Ehsan
        • Indonesia Islands of conflict By John
        • Indonesia strikes back at Islamist hardliners
        • Indonesia The enemy within By Bill
        • Indonesia The losing fight against graft By Bill
        • Indonesia The politics of bare flesh By Desi
        • Indonesians face a painful truth - the CIA didn't
        • Indonesia's radio revolution By Kalinga
        • Islamic moral drive spreads fear in Indonesia
        • Jakarta Bombing Kills Up to 14 People 3 minutes
        • Jakarta stops Gusmao visit on Timor
        • Kopassus accused of Freeport ambush By Hamish
        • Meanwhile, back in Jakarta April 9, 2005 Page
        • New optimism in Indonesia as people realise their
        • New-age Islamic cleric triggers polygamy row Email Print
        • Oral History Helps Island Survive Tsunami 2
        • Sham poll sealed Papua's fate, study finds Email
        • Soeharto's Komando Jihad chickens come home to
        • Spy agency named in activist's killing By
        • Subsidy cut to fuel the fire in Indonesia By
        • Suicide bomb toll climbs to 16 Downer August 6
        • Summing up the damage November 2
        • Their democracy vital to our future By Peter
        • UN 'blocking arrest of Wiranto' By Jill Jolliffe
        • Wiranto to run for president August 7, 2003
      • Malaysia
        • Anwar free after winning final appeal By ABC
        • Expat sings the blues Email Print Normal
        • In poetic vein, Mahathir cocks a snook at
        • Interpreting Malay culture
        • Libelled Anwar awarded 1.57m August 19,
        • Malaysia beckons foreign retirees By Carrie
        • Malaysia, A Second Home for Korean
        • Malaysians embrace English By Baradan Kuppusamy
        • Malaysia's school daze By Arun Bhattacharjee
        • Parties vie for votes in the name of God By
        • Racism alive and well in Malaysia By Baradan
        • The search for a Malaysian race By Ioannis
        • US warns of fallout from Mahathir 'war on Islam'
      • Philippines
        • Arroyo hanged by history By Leslie Davis
        • Arroyo talks tough, but we've seen it
        • Family planning bill in Philippines impinges on
        • Gloria or Da King April 24, 2004 Print this
        • High-explosive coup fizzles out By Matthew Moore
        • Killing season in the Philippines By Herbert
        • Philippine tourism In Search for a Place to retire
        • Philippines - disgraceful state part 1
        • Philippines - disgraceful state part 2
        • Rebel soldiers holding Australian
        • Southeast Asia EDITORIAL Philippines More
        • The pay's lousy, but the slop is free By David
      • Singapore
        • Death of city-states By Chan Akya NEWS
        • Indonesia-Singapore gap more than just
        • ingapore, Indonesia meet, greet and run By Bill
        • Little nation biggest on executions By Mark
        • No idle net chat please as Lee Inc faces nation
        • Singapore's 'fat cat' ministers to get fatterBy Alex Au
      • Thailand
        • Asia finds its own way The Thai roadmap By
        • Islamic fervour and modern grievances a toxic
        • Little to laugh at in Land of Smiles Email Print Normal
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        • Thai army jittery as it moves to quell unrest
        • Thai Buddhists drawn to men bearing gifts from the west
      • Timor
        • Alkatiri's order arm these comrades
        • Amid woes, East Timor is happy to turn three By
        • Army elite knew Timor slaughter plan, says
        • Beijing lays the foundations for clout in Timor Email1
        • East Timor a quick study in realpolitik By Jill
        • East Timor report scathing of Downer
        • Leaders favour silence on horrors Sian Powell,
        • Litany of mistakes behind the return to East
        • Old European tongue brings chaos to newest Asian
        • Political stand-off as defiant Alkatiri digs in
        • Proposed East Timor pullout 'neglecting
        • The big question now is does the country actually
        • The other side of freedom
        • The real power on the streets
        • The tragedy that is Timor Email Print Normal
        • The whys of Timor's woes 16 June 2006 By
        • Timor minister equipped police as private army
        • Timor's relief - and a promise of peace
        • Timor's truth time bomb
        • UN Timor report points to top
        • UN verdict on East Timor Sian Powell, Jakarta
        • We're going to kill you all - mob fans flames of discontent
      • Vietnam
        • Bush promise a coup for Vietnam's PM By Jim
        • Cambodia sucked into Viet strife The
        • Doctor's diary heals Vietnam wounds By David
        • If you have it, flaunt it Vietnamese affluence
        • Singapore fair puts brides on display By Tran
        • The snow-covered volcano By Bill Bainbridge
        • Vietnam The deep end of doi moi By Pepe Escobar
        • Vietnam The deep end of doi moi By Pepe Escobar-1
        • Vietnam's factory of virgin brides March 22,
        • Why Vietnam loves and hates ChinaBy Andrew Forbes For more
      • A barren victory for the women married to
      • A moment in the sun for Cambodia's Hun Sen By
      • Asia Times Online __ Southeast Asia news - Bush strikes a 'grand bargain' with Vietnam
      • Asia's most wanted man October 26 2002
      • Bank Indonesia Changing of the guard By Bill
      • Big Brother US driven by 'fanatic
      • Call it a boom Philippine call centers By Marco
      • Cambodia turns its back on its past By Marwaan
      • Cambodian PM accused of inciting rampage By Mark
      • Cupid Govt encourages Singaporeans to mate and
      • English for maths and science only Mahathir
      • Fiery tug-of-war over Angkor Wat By Mark Baker,
      • Freeport victim's quest for answers leads to
      • Goodbye basket case, hello oil By Jill Jolliffe
      • HEY, JOE An American in the ghetto By Ted
      • History awaits US soldiers in Sulu islands By
      • Indonesia doth protest war too little By Gary
      • Laos Hotbed of unrest By Nelson Rand
      • Mahathir's Paradox By Cherian George The
      • Malaysia takes an Indian tiger by the tail By
      • Malice in Moroland By Gary LaMoshi DENPASAR,
      • Myanmar Real reform or a nervous junta By Alan
      • NAM Lining up against war By Anil Netto
      • Nurse exodus plagues Philippines By Patricia
      • Religious leaders take over peace campaign By
      • SARS fever hits economies By Alan Boyd
      • SARS threatens countries' political health By
      • Singaporeans told Go forth and multiply By
      • Singapore's capitalism myth By Gary LaMoshi
      • Southeast Asia Indonesia's Corruption in
      • Terror link shakes Malaysian coalition By Anil
      • Thailand's hidden language assets A surprising
      • The new Vietnam welcomes the world
      • The Philippines' bumbling terror war By Ted
      • The Traveler and the Gate Checkers Part 1 The
      • UN sees bright spot in heroin picture By Mark
      • West bent on domination, says Mahathir By Mark
      • Where women are sold as sex slaves for 500 May
      • Wiranto on charge if he leaves Indonesia By Jill
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  • Middle East
    • alQaida
      • Bin Laden Courts Backers in Tape Sat Oct 30,
      • Cryptic al-Qaeda missives leave the CIA
    • Dubai
      • Dubai lives the post-oil Arab dream By Pepe
      • Dubai natives protect identity in fast-changing land
      • More Teachers Give English Class in Korean
    • Egypt
      • Egypt's activists wait impatiently in the
      • Middle East's first comic superheroes out to change
      • US prefers liberty to stability, Rice warns
    • Iran
      • A high-risk game of nuclear chicken By F William
      • Ahmadinejad The second Rajai By Mahan Abedin
      • Al-Qaeda (and US) eclipsed by rise of Iran By
      • Amir Taheri A carnival of Iran absurdities
      • Another US intelligence test By David
      • Arab States Silent on Iran's Remarks By ARTHUR
      • British Arabism and the bombings in Iran By
      • Bush draws the line on nuclear Iran By David
      • But it's so cold in Alaska By Pepe Escobar
      • By Mahan Abedin As the Iranian revolution
      • Downer's call to Iran crack down on terror By
      • Gulf's new Ground Zero Email Print Normal font Large
      • Iran and the jaws of a trap By Paul Levian
      • Iran expands its influence under Washington's nose Email
      • Iran hints at deal for al-Qaeda chief By Mark
      • Iran Invisible hands guide military
      • Iran may be seeking apocalypse now
      • Iran offered 'to make peace with Israel' By
      • Iran tries a little tenderness in fighting drugs
      • Iran's lurking enemy within By Mahan Abedin
      • Iran's strength in weakness By Spengler
      • Leanne Piggott The sensible option on Iran Have
      • Map wades into New World discovery fight Email
      • Middle East Running circles around Iran By
      • Middle East US finds a communist ally against
      • Neo-con cabal blocked 2003 nuclear talks By
      • New attitudes color Iranian society,
      • Stop the oppression reformers attack the
      • Sweet deals Behind the Iran 'crisis' By Chris
      • Taking the Iran regime by the horns By Pepe
      • The case against aimless anarchy By Ehsan
      • The changing face of Iran
      • The Fiction of Life Azar Nafisi, the author
      • The fuel behind Iran's nuclear drive By David
      • The humanist reformer By Pepe Escobar
      • The spectre of Operation Ajax Britain and the
      • The ultimate martyr By Pepe Escobar TEHRAN
      • Theocracy meets democracy in Iran By Pepe
      • Travels in Ahmadinejadland By Pepe Escobar
      • Trouble at the top as Iranian leader pushes hard
      • 'US plan for military action against Iran
      • US troops enter Iran in hunt for WMDs report By
      • US wages war from within Iran By Richard M
      • War with Iran on the worst terms By Spengler
      • What the Iran 'nuclear issue' is really about
      • What's really happening in Tehran By Pepe
      • Why the West will attack Iran By Spengler
      • Yeungnam U Positions Daegu, Korea
    • Iran-1
      • Ahmadinejad's letter to Bush The following
      • Divisions on Iran rattle Bush team By Robin
    • Iraq
      • 9-11 The big question remains unasked By Jack A
      • A superpower defeated By Margo Kingston April
      • All going according to plan By Sadi Baig
      • Allawi shot prisoners in cold blood
      • America's new strategy in Iraq By Michael
      • An Iraqi 'quackmire' in the making By Jim Lobe
      • aq rebuilders study Korean model In the
      • Audit finds Iraq awash in fraud and waste
      • Baghdad's fall blamed on betrayal of Saddam May
      • Both sides of the Iraqi street
      • Bush's 'transfer of power' gambit By Jack A
      • Calm down. It's not Iraq War II By Marc Erikson
      • Car-bombers defy all odds By Mike Davis widespread panic
      • Civilian toll in Iraq tops 25,000 By Jonathan
      • Collective punishment, regrettable necessity By
      • Cutting and running in Baghdad By Robert
      • e on shaky ground March 20, 2004 Print this
      • Envoy U.S. showed 'stupidity' in Iraq By HAMZA
      • Exit strategy Civil war By Pepe Escobar
      • Eyewitness Report The Toppling Of Saddam Statue
      • Failures of a 'war president' By Ehsan Ahrari
      • Faith that preceded Abraham goes its own way in
      • Fanatics, thugs and goons fill vacuum left by educated elite
      • Four solutions for Fallujah By Mark LeVine
      • From Baghdad to Beirut By Pepe Escobar Blame
      • From Iraq's front line, it looks like the media has lost the plot
      • GI Joes who just want to go home By Sarah
      • Gunning for the truth - Intelligence distortion in Australia, America, Iraq March 26, 2005 Page
      • Hard man for a tough country July 17,
      • Hell starts now By Pepe Escobar Winning the
      • How GI bullies are making enemies of their Iraqi
      • How the Middle East is really being remade By
      • Inside the resistance August 16, 2003 Print
      • Insider tells how peace was lost Email Print Normal font
      • Iran Prepares Complaint Against Saddam 2
      • Iran wins big in Iraq's elections By M K
      • IRAQ AND AL-QAEDA Part 1 - The usual suspects
      • Iraq as the 51st state He was a patron of
      • Iraq clerics in push for Islamic state By Edward
      • Iraq democratizing Iran By Pepe Escobar
      • Iraq Now for the base truth By Jim Lobe
      • Iraq reconstruction's bottom-line By Herbert
      • Iraq Three from one doesn't add up By Nir Rosen
      • Iraq, George Bush and Queen Victoria By Michael
      • Iraqi dissidents Down, but far from out By
      • Iraqi experiment splitting at the seams By Paul
      • Iraqis demand answers on claim that Saddam won
      • Iraq's future Dreams and nightmares By