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Robert Birsel
NKorea vows retaliation on SKorea over protests
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Jack Kim
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Robert Birsel
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16 Apr 2013
North Korea has issued new threats against South Korea, vowing "sledge-hammer blows" of retaliation if the its southern neighbour did not apologise.
Desperate bid to assuage Thai flood rage
Article
Robert Birsel
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2 Nov 2011
Authorities in the Thai capital are repairing a damaged flood gate that has become the focus of anger, fear and rivalry between arms of government.
Thai government desperate to ease flood frustrations
Article
Robert Birsel
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1 Nov 2011
Thai authorities are trying to stem growing anger among flood victims as water swamps new areas and the government maps out a plan of recovery.
Thai Cabinet plots recovery as floods raise victims’ ire
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Robert Birsel
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1 Nov 2011
Thailand is trying to stem growing anger among victims of its catastrophic floods as the government plots the economy's recovery.
Gaddafi’s son Khamis killed in Nato strike, say rebels
Africa
Robert Birsel
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5 Aug 2011
Libya's rebels say a Nato air attack has killed Muammar Gaddafi's son Khamis, commander of one of the most loyal and best-equipped military units.
Dozens killed in Pakistan suicide blast
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Robert Birsel
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25 Dec 2010
A suicide bomber attacked a gathering of displaced people waiting to get aid in north-western Pakistan on Saturday, killing at least 40 of them.
Pakistan braced for more floods as aid tops $800m
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Robert Birsel
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23 Aug 2010
More than $800-million has been donated or pledged to help Pakistan's flood victims, the foreign minister said on Sunday.
South Pakistan braces for more floods
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Robert Birsel
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22 Aug 2010
Floods are threatening to wreak havoc in more areas of south Pakistan in a catastrophe that has made the government more unpopular.
Aid agencies struggle to reach Pakistan flood victims
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Robert Birsel
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14 Aug 2010
Aid agencies have provided assistance to hundreds of thousands of victims but relief operations have yet to reach an estimated six million people.
Blast near Pakistan’s Swat valley kills dozens
Article
Robert Birsel
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12 Oct 2009
A suspected suicide bomber killed up to 24 people in an attack on the Pakistani military on Monday.
Pakistan bombs militants, ground offensive imminent
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Robert Birsel
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12 Oct 2009
Pakistani aircraft attacked Taliban militants in their South Waziristan stronghold near the Afghan border on Sunday.
Little hope for India-Pakistan dialogue — for now
Article
Robert Birsel
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28 Sep 2009
Ties between India and Pakistan will not improve while the cloud of last year's assault on Mumbai hangs over their interactions, analysts said.
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