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The Japanese Red Cross said that the rebuilding effort for areas destroyed during last year’s earthquake and tsunami has been pushed back one yea.
More than 250,000 bats have invaded the northern Australian town of Katherine.
Less than five years after joining the World Trade Organization, the once promising South Pacific Island nation of Tonga, is floundering under the weight of the global recession.
Heavy rainfall and flooding in the past week have stretched emergency services across Australia’s eastern states.
Chaos, scandals, and protests are preceding Hong Kong’s Chief Executive elections. The two frontrunners, both Beijing-backed, have been involved in ugly power struggles. [...]
Indonesian officials said that a giraffe at a zoo in Surabaya, the second largest city in the country, died on Thursday with vets finding 44 pounds of plastic in its stomach.
After recovering from bypass surgery, Japanese Emperor Akihito was released from the University of Tokyo Hospital on Sunday, according to media reports.
Just days after agreeing to a moratorium on its nuclear program, North Korea threatened conduct “its own-style sacred war” against South Korea.
More than 100 extra computers and additional manpower will be supplied by Australia to help PNG’s scheduled June 2012 general election.
According to a series of emails published by Wikileaks on Feb. 27, the former Australian senator—dubbed “source CN65—describes China’s mining sector as deeply corrupt.