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    Palestinian Attack Draws Israeli Air Strike

    An Israeli border police officer, right, and a police sapper, left, examine the remains of a rocket fired by Palestinian militants from Gaza Strip after it hit a community along the border with the Gaza Strip, southern Israel, Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Rocket fire from the Gaza Strip on southern…

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    Taxi Drivers Go On Strike In South Korea

    Some 20,000 taxi drivers stage a rally against the government in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Hundreds of thousands of taxi drivers staged a one-day, nationwide strike Wednesday, demanding the government cut fuel prices and hike fares.<AP/NEWSis> news@theasian.asia

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  • No plan to raise retirement age in China

    BEIJING, June 20 (Xinhua) — The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security said Wednesday that there is no immediate plan to raise the retirement age. The ministry has conducted studies on raising the retirement age and submitted proposals to central authorities, but these studies do not mean that an…

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  • South East Asia

    Major news in Burma on Jun 20 : Religious leaders urge calm after Rakhine violence

    Top news in <The Myanmar Times> :  Religious leaders urge calm after Rakhine violence  PEOPLE on both sides of the conflict in Rakhine State need to show more transparency and compassion and work to address the underlying issues behind the violence, religious leaders said last week. The violence between the Rakhine…

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    Graffiti In Athens Looks Depicting Looming Crisis

    Pedestrian stand in front of a graffiti in central Athens on Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A coalition government could be formed by mid-Wednesday in Greece, the head of the country’s socialist party said Tuesday, easing the nation from political limbo as it struggles to deal with a financial crisis that…

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  • East Asia

    Chinese Singer Vows To Boost Korean Tourism

    Chinese singer Li Yuchun attends an appointment ceremony held by Korean Tourism Organization in Seoul, South Korea, June 20, 2012. Li Yuchun is appointed on Wednesday as the new ambassador of Korean Tourism Organization to boost South Korean tourism in the market of Chinese mainland. <Xinhua/Yao Qilin> news@theasian.asia

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  • Central Asia

    Major news in Kazakhstan on Jun 20: Kazakhstan bank purchased rare The Beatles photo

    Top news in <Tengri News> : Kazakhstan bank purchased rare The Beatles photo Three main differences of the photo from the cover are that the singers are crossing the road in the other way and Paul McCartney has no cigarette in his had and wears sandals. This photograph for many…

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    Major news in Japan on Jun 20: Ex-Egypt president Mubarak unconscious

    Top news in <Kyodo News>: Ex-Egypt president Mubarak unconscious Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak became unconscious Tuesday and is on a respirator, Reuters said. The country’s Middle East News Agency said earlier in the day that Mubarak, 84, was pronounced clinically dead by his doctors but security sources denied the…

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    Major news in China on Jun 20: Ancient Tibetan scriptures revived via modern technology

    Top news in <People Daily>: Ancient Tibetan scriptures revived via modern technology LHASA, June 19 (Xinhua) — A scripture collection center in the Tibet autonomous region has digitally preserved, printed and published more than 300 ancient Tibetan scriptures with the help of modern technology. The scriptures have been collected since…

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    Major news in Philippine on June 20 : Senate to probe ‘green’ killings

    Top news in <Manila Times> :  Senate to probe ‘green’ killings  Alan Peter Cayetano on Tuesday called for an investigation into the killing of environmentalists and employees of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), which he said is alarming. Cayetano said that 14 department employees and environmentalists have…

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