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    People Enjoy “Tomatina” In Colombia

    People participate in the sixth annual tomato fight festival called “tomatina” in Sutamarchan, some 71 miles northeast of Bogota, Colombia, Sunday, June 10, 2012. <AP/NEWSis> news@theasian.asia

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  • East Asia

    Major news in China on June 11: Torrential rains cause 5 dead, 2 missing in south China

    Top news in <CNTV>: Torrential rains cause 5 dead, 2 missing in south China BEIJING, June 10 (Xinhua) — Torrential rains have wrecked China’s southern regions over the past weekend, causing five dead and two missing, the national flood and drought prevention office said here Sunday. Torrential rains have wrecked…

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    Competition To Solve Cube Puzzle Held In Seattle

    Kevin Hays, right, of Renton Wash., uses a computer console to solve the Groovik’s Cube, an electronic 15-foot Rubik’s Cube puzzle, Sunday, June 10, 2012, at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. Hays was one of a team of three people who each controlled certain sides of the cube and…

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  • South Asia

    Major news in Pakistan on June 11: PM urges CJ to consider Musa Gilani his own son

    Top news in <Dawn> : PM urges CJ to consider Musa Gilani his own son LAHORE: The Pakistani premier has said that if the Chief Justice cannot hear the case against his own son due to legal barriers, he should take up the case against the PM’s son Ali Musa…

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    Major news in Indonesia on Jun 11: Ex-RI`s richest tycoon Liem Sioe Liong passes away

    Top news in <Jakarta Post>: Ex-RI`s richest tycoon Liem Sioe Liong passes away  The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Sun, 06/10/2012 4:52 PM Former Indonesian richest tycoon Lim Sioe Liong, or widely known as Soedono Salim, the founder of the Salim Group of Indonesia and one of the key business figures…

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    Missing Koreans presumed dead in chopper crash: officials

    Eight Koreans who went missing after their helicopter crashed into a mountain in Peru last week are presumed to have been killed, officials said Saturday. The Peruvian military and police conducted an aerial search and discovered the wreckage of the helicopter at about 4,950 meters above sea level near Coline…

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    Lee Hae-chan elected new chairman of main opposition party

    Former Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan was elected new chairman of the main opposition Democratic United Party (DUP) in its national convention on Saturday. In the DUP leadership election held at the KINTEX convention center in Goyang, north of Seoul, Lee defeated his archrival Rep. Kim Han-gil and six other contenders.…

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  • Ruling party to stick to current presidential primary process

    Korea’s ruling Saenuri Party will stick to its current presidential candidate selection process, but will check to see if there are shortcomings that can be addressed, the party’s chairman said Saturday. At the end of a workshop event for lawmakers, Hwang Woo-yea said meeting the primary election timetable set by…

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  • Japan claims statue in front of Seoul embassy violates int’l convention

    The Japanese government has officially claimed that the “peace statue” in front of its embassy in Seoul violates international convention on diplomatic relations, a report submitted to the Diet showed Saturday. According to the daily Sankei Shimbun, the report compiled in response to questions raised by lawmakers said the bronze…

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  • Mini golf course to be introduced in S.China kindergarten

    ZHUHAI, June 9 (Xinhua) — A golf course is expected to be introduced to a kindergarten in south China’s booming coastal city of Zhuhai in Guangdong Province from Sepmtember, local authorities said Saturday. The mini golf court is a round green carpet with a diameter of two meters. Children can…

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