Southeast Asia
 | ABC Online - Graphic accounts of atrocities committed in Cambodia in the 1970s have been heard at the trial of the three most senior surviving leaders of the Khmer Rouge. |
 | Voice of America (blog) - Thailand's government has ruled out a royal pardon that would have allowed fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to return to the country. |
 | gulfnews.com - Manila: President Benigno Aquino was accused of allowing legal "short-cuts" to rush former president Gloria Arroyo to jail for alleged sabotage of the 2007 elections, a respected columnist said, adding that his ... |
 | gulfnews.com - Manila: Philippine President Benigno Aquino and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak witnessed the signing of five agreements. There has been a "growing volume of development assistance from South Korea", ... |
 | New Straits Times - By By Minderjeet Kaur & Alang Bendahara | 0 comments KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak tweeted a congratulation message for the Malaysian football team from Seri Perdana on Monday night. |
 | Inquirer.net - With the impending dismissal of a P72-million plunder case against her, former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, now a Pampanga representative, still faces five other plunder cases, including the one filed by Bayan Muna Representative Teodoro Casiño ... |
 | The Nation - In spite of the successful outcome of the Asean Leaders Summit in Bali last week, the association and its key trading partners are expected to strengthen cooperation on peace, social security and intra-regional trade to ensure a smooth integration into ... |
 | The Sun Daily - GEORGE TOWN (Nov 21, 2011): Four Penangites have filed a civil suit against the state government to challenge the validity of the Subterranean Penang International Convention and Exhibition Centre (sPICE) agreement at the High Court here today. |
 | UPI.com - UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Access to modern sources of energy could increase the economic resilience of under-developed countries in Africa, the UN secretary-general said. |
 | TODAYonline - When Mr Goh Chok Tong took over as Prime Minister in 1990, he was aware that many people feared that "Singapore would not survive without Lee Kuan Yew". |
 | TODAYonline - by Teo Xuanwei In the two weeks since rules on advertising by licensed moneylenders kicked in on Nov 1, 32 operators flouted prohibitions on marketing their businesses through mainstream media, the Internet and SMS, Law Minister K Shanmugam told the ... |
 | Bangkok Post - PATTANI : Nine people were injured in a bomb attack which apparently targetted security forces providing safety for Buddhist monks in Muang district yesterday. |
World
 | The Independent - Stone-throwing youths faced down riot police outside the American University of Cairo near Tahrir Square, as hundreds of protesters shouted chants calling for the downfall of Field Marshall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Egypt's de facto leader. |
 | Huffington Post - Hopes for reviving Spain's stalled economy were at least partially renewed by Prime Minister-elect Mariano Rajoy's landslide victory yesterday, but some progressive Spaniards fear Rajoy and his conservative Popular Party could pose a serious threat to ... |
 | MarketWatch - WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The US Treasury Department on Monday expanded its efforts to isolate Iran and its pursuit of nuclear weapons, announcing new sanctions seeking to limit the supply of goods, services, technology and financial ... |
 | Huffington Post - NEW YORK -- The mother of the man accused of plotting to build and detonate bombs in New York said Monday that her son had grown increasingly frustrated in recent weeks by his inability to find work. |
| ABC Online - Graphic accounts of atrocities committed in Cambodia in the 1970s have been heard at the trial of the three most senior surviving leaders of the Khmer Rouge. |
 | San Francisco Chronicle - The University of California, Davis police officer who casually swept a line of campus protesters with pepper spray is now sweeping the Internet as the latest meme. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Libyan officials have made it clear they will seek the death penalty for Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, as the former dictator's son demanded a lawyer on Monday. |
 | Times of India - NEW DELHI: China on Monday said "outside forces" and "foreign companies" should not be involved in the South China Sea dispute. |
 | TODAYonline - Tobacco giant Philip Morris yesterday launched legal action against Australia's government less than an hour after Parliament passed legislation banning all logos from cigarette packages. |
 | NPR - by AP BEIRUT (AP) - Attacks by army defectors are transforming the Syrian uprising into an armed insurgency that threatens to spiral into civil war. |
| Voice of America (blog) - Thailand's government has ruled out a royal pardon that would have allowed fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to return to the country. |
 | Arab News - By MOHAMMED MAR'I RAMALLAH: The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Monday that there is no sign of the resumption of peace talks with Israel now. |
 | The Australian - Emergency services attend the Quakers Hill nursing home fire, which has claimed multiple lives. Picture: Dan Himbrechts Source: The Australian THE Quakers Hill Nursing home fire claimed its eighth victim overnight after an elderly woman succumbed to ... |
 | CBS News - (AP) YEONPYEONG ISLAND, South Korea - Pungent boxes of crabs piled at the dock for export confirm the revival of ancient daily routines a year after North Korean artillery turned this tiny island's downtown into an inferno. |
 | BusinessWeek - Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Belgium's King Albert II put coalition talks on hold as Elio Di Rupo offered to resign from leading the negotiations after the six parties involved failed to agree about how to cut the nation's budget deficit. |
 | Straits Times - BEIJING (AFP) - An investigation into a high-speed rail crash in eastern China that killed at least 40 people and wounded nearly 200 others has concluded that 'poor management' was to blame, state press said on Monday. |
 | 7DAYS - Spitting, dropping cigarette butts and litter, or leaving your chewing gum on the streets of Abu Dhabi, is now punishable by fines of up to Dhs500, the municipality has announced. |
| UPI.com - UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Access to modern sources of energy could increase the economic resilience of under-developed countries in Africa, the UN secretary-general said. |
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