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Oil prices reach new record high| Singapore: The price of oil has continued its surge upwards, $145 a barrel in trading. Global oil prices have doubled in the past year | |
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| May.21 |
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U.N. chief: focus now reconstruction
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| May.1 |
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U.S. broadens Myanmar sanctions Washington: Bush froze the assets of state-owned companies in Myanmar propping up the military junta, which is suppressing pro-democracy dissidents
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| Apr.24 |
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Report ties U.S. retailers to sweatshop USA: Several leading retailers received shrimp from plants in Thailand and Bangladesh where workers as young as 8 are subject to sweatshop conditions
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| Mar.27 |
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Asia faces a rice supply crisis Philippines: Aid agencies across Asia worry how they will feed the hungry. Philippine activists warn about possible riots
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| Jan.2 |
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Singapore Airline bid hits trouble Hong Kong: The bid to buy a 24% stake in China Eastern Airlines for US$923.8 million appeared in trouble after a major shareholder criticized the deal | |
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| Dec.9 |
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U.S., EU push green trade Bali: A joint U.S.-EU proposal to liberalize trade in green goods and services would boost the availability of technology to battle global warming
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| Nov.21 |
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Oil nudges $99 a barrel Singapore: The declining dollar and speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will again cut interest rates also boosted prices
| Crude prices rose above a record $99 as worries about inadequate winter supplies in the Northern Hemisphere. Investors put their money into oil contracts, betting that gains will offset dollar weakness
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| Oct.24 |
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A380 makes first passenger flight Singapore: The world's largest passenger plane has taken off on its first commercial flight, from Singapore to Sydney
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| Oct.17 |
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Oil falls from record high Singapore: The prices have fallen in Asia from a trading record of over $88 a barrel amid expectations that a U.S. crude and gasoline stocks rose
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| Oct.16 |
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Oil prices rise to intraday record The prices rose to new intraday highs in Asia on fears Turkey will pursue Kurdish rebels into Iraq and disrupt oil supplies in the region
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| Oct.15 |
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Japan adds to pressure on Burma Japan is halting $5.5m in funding for a human resources center as economic pressure builds on the military government there
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| Sep.29 |
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Oil companies keep up Myanmar ties Indian Oil Minister Deora was in Myanmar's capital for the signing of oil and gas exploration contracts
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| Jun.28 |
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EU bans all Indonesian airlines European Union: All Indonesian airlines including national carrier Garuda will be banned from flying to the EU within a week
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Shanghai Composite index sank 8.8%
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| Nov.19 |
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Bush praises Vietnam's economic growth The President paid tribute to new symbols of capitalism and offered encouragement for the battle against bird flu
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Bush welcomes bringing Russia into WTO Vietnam: Bush was greeted by friendly crowds as he arrived in Ho Chi Minh City
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| Nov.18 |
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APEC vows to salvage trade talks Vietnam: Leaders were expected to wrap up a Pacific Rim summit with a pledge to kick-start stalled global trade talks
| The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum made a call for North Korea to take concrete steps to give up its nuclear weapons program. The leaders demanded salvage the Doha round of WTO talks
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| Mar.8 |
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E Timor 'poor and getting poorer' East Timor: UN: East Timor remains the poorest country in South East Asia. There are few employment prospects
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| Feb.15 |
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Mine giant settles pollution case USA: Newmont has agreed to pay Indonesia $30m in an out-of-court settlement over a pollution in North Sulawesi
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| Nov.2 |
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World Bank warns of bird flu cost
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| Sep.30 |
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Clashes over fuel hike Indonesia: The government has more than doubled the average price of fuel, despite angry protests by demonstrators
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| Jan.12 |
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Creditors back tsunami debt relief France: The Paris Club of 19 creditor nations has agreed to a moratorium on debt repayment by Indonesia and Sri Lanka
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| Oct.7 |
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ASEAN to form EU-style trade bloc. Indonesia
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| Jan.25 |
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Virus-like attack hits web traffic South Korea: An attack by fast-spreading malicious code shut down South Korea and Thailand internet services for hours
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| Jul.8 |
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$36 million AIDS vaccine trial USA: 16,000 HIV-negative volunteers will participate in the 5-year study, to be co-sponsored by U.S. and Thailand
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| 2005 |
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| Nov.2 |
World Bank warns of bird flu cost
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| Jan.12 |
Creditors back tsunami debt relief France: The Paris Club of 19 creditor nations has agreed to a moratorium on debt repayment by Indonesia and Sri Lanka
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| 2008 |
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| Mar.27 |
Asia faces a rice supply crisis Philippines: Aid agencies across Asia worry how they will feed the hungry. Philippine activists warn about possible riots
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| 2008 |
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| Jan.2 |
Singapore Airline bid hits trouble Hong Kong: The bid to buy a 24% stake in China Eastern Airlines for US$923.8 million appeared in trouble after a major shareholder criticized the deal | |
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| 2002 |
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| Jul.8 |
$36 million AIDS vaccine trial USA: 16,000 HIV-negative volunteers will participate in the 5-year study, to be co-sponsored by U.S. and Thailand
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| 2003 |
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| Oct.7 |
ASEAN to form EU-style trade bloc. Indonesia
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| 2003 |
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| Jan.25 |
Virus-like attack hits web traffic South Korea: An attack by fast-spreading malicious code shut down South Korea and Thailand internet services for hours
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| 2006 |
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| Feb.15 |
Mine giant settles pollution case USA: Newmont has agreed to pay Indonesia $30m in an out-of-court settlement over a pollution in North Sulawesi
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| 2008 |
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| Apr.24 |
Report ties U.S. retailers to sweatshop USA: Several leading retailers received shrimp from plants in Thailand and Bangladesh where workers as young as 8 are subject to sweatshop conditions
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| 2007 |
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| Oct.24 |
A380 makes first passenger flight Singapore: The world's largest passenger plane has taken off on its first commercial flight, from Singapore to Sydney
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| Jun.28 |
EU bans all Indonesian airlines European Union: All Indonesian airlines including national carrier Garuda will be banned from flying to the EU within a week
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| 2008 |
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| May.1 |
U.S. broadens Myanmar sanctions Washington: Bush froze the assets of state-owned companies in Myanmar propping up the military junta, which is suppressing pro-democracy dissidents
| 2007 |
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| Oct.15 |
Japan adds to pressure on Burma Japan is halting $5.5m in funding for a human resources center as economic pressure builds on the military government there
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| 2008 |
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| May.21 |
U.N. chief: focus now reconstruction
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| 2007 |
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| Dec.9 |
U.S., EU push green trade Bali: A joint U.S.-EU proposal to liberalize trade in green goods and services would boost the availability of technology to battle global warming
| 2006 |
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| Nov.19 |
Bush welcomes bringing Russia into WTO Vietnam: Bush was greeted by friendly crowds as he arrived in Ho Chi Minh City
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| Nov.18 |
APEC vows to salvage trade talks Vietnam: Leaders were expected to wrap up a Pacific Rim summit with a pledge to kick-start stalled global trade talks
| The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum made a call for North Korea to take concrete steps to give up its nuclear weapons program. The leaders demanded salvage the Doha round of WTO talks
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| 2006 |
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| Mar.8 |
E Timor 'poor and getting poorer' East Timor: UN: East Timor remains the poorest country in South East Asia. There are few employment prospects
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| 2008 |
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| Jul. 2 |
Oil prices reach new record high| Singapore: The price of oil has continued its surge upwards, $145 a barrel in trading. Global oil prices have doubled in the past year | |
| 2007 |
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| Nov.21 |
Oil nudges $99 a barrel Singapore: The declining dollar and speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will again cut interest rates also boosted prices
| Crude prices rose above a record $99 as worries about inadequate winter supplies in the Northern Hemisphere. Investors put their money into oil contracts, betting that gains will offset dollar weakness
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| Oct.17 |
Oil falls from record high Singapore: The prices have fallen in Asia from a trading record of over $88 a barrel amid expectations that a U.S. crude and gasoline stocks rose
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| Oct.16 |
Oil prices rise to intraday record The prices rose to new intraday highs in Asia on fears Turkey will pursue Kurdish rebels into Iraq and disrupt oil supplies in the region
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| Sep.29 |
Oil companies keep up Myanmar ties Indian Oil Minister Deora was in Myanmar's capital for the signing of oil and gas exploration contracts
| 2005 |
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| Sep.30 |
Clashes over fuel hike Indonesia: The government has more than doubled the average price of fuel, despite angry protests by demonstrators
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