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Articles in March 13, 2006 issue of Asian Political News
- Foreign policy high on agenda for Blair's ambitious opposition Cameron
- Thousands mark Women's Day in Philippines with protest
- 3 soldiers killed, 6 injured in bomb blasts in Nepal
- LEAD: Bush labels N. Korea, Iran as 'axis of evil' again
- U.S., N. Korea officials discuss N.E. Asia security in N.Y
- EU moots foreign-supervised elections in Sri Lankan rebel territory
- S. Korea seeks observer status in SAARC
- 26 on way to wedding killed in land mine blast in Pakistan
- Russia urges U.S. to present evidence of N. Korean counterfeiting
- U.S. editorial excerpts
- India, Myanmar sign pacts on energy, space, education
- Tigers accuse Sri Lanka gov't of launching new attack
- Afghan university chancellor tipped as candidate for top U.N. job
- Indonesia confident of contribution to Myanmar issue
- LEAD: Iraqi hostage-taker says beheaded Japanese wasn't tortured
- Cambodian police chief denied U.S. visa: report
- S. Korea's top negotiator for N. Korea nuke talks to visit China
- LEAD: Soccer: Verdy, Gamba crash in ACL openers
- U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
- China says shrine visits top cause of strained ties with Japan
- 2ND LD: China tables new plan in gas talks with Japan, signs of rift
- LEAD: S. Korean opposition head urges Koizumi to address historical issues
- 3RD LD: China tables new plan in gas talks with Japan, signs of rift
- China defends political and democracy development in H.K
- Koizumi again rejects China's calls to stop Yasukuni visits
- LEAD: At least 15 die, 60 hurt in Varanasi bombings
- Former U.S. official Armitage visits Taiwan, plans to meet Chen
- LEAD: U.S. says N. Korea conducted missile tests, not accidental firing
- LEAD: China rejects U.S. human rights report
- Milosevic's body to be released to family for burial
- U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
- Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
- U.S. editorial excerpts -5-
- Malaysian minister says Myanmar visit in March not likely
- ASEAN ups pressure on Myanmar to set date for mission
- School shootings still problem 10 years after British massacre
- LEAD: Indonesia court stiffens sentence of ex-E. Timor militia leader
- U.S. editorial excerpts
- Gov't loses appeal to seek deportation of Myanmar asylum seeker
- U.S. editorial excerpts -4-
- China says Japan should look at Li's shrine remarks in entirety
- Rice wants U.S., Japan and Australia to cooperate on engaging China
- 46 killed, over 200 injured in bomb blasts in Iraq: report
- Jenkins says N. Korea had missiles aimed at Japan, S. Korea: report
- Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
- LEAD: Japan says N. Korea's short-term missiles do not pose threat
- LEAD: Bomb explodes in front of house of Thai king's chief adviser
- Chinese, S. Korean negotiators meet, discuss N. Korea nuke
- Hague Tribunal rejects Milosevic autopsy in Moscow
- FOCUS: Sri Lanka's peace prospects - the balance sheet
- FOCUS: Question is not Iran, but 'Islamic Republic of Iran': expert
- S. Korea's ruling party chief to visit disputed islands on Sat
- S. Korean negotiator says too early to predict nuke talks resumption
- LEAD: Japan protests to China over Chinese foreign minister's use of words
- Opposition supporters rally against Taiwan's Chen
- Musharraf criticizes info on Taliban, al-Qaida provided by Karzai
- Agim Ceku becomes premier of U.N.-governed Kosovo
- N. Korea proposes delaying inter-Korean ministerial talks
- Britain to start Iraq withdrawal in 'next few months': army chief
- U.S. report slams China, N. Korea over human rights
- Unknown terror outfit claims responsibility for Indian blasts
- U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
- Election boycott is only way to save democracy: Thai opposition head
- Daughter slams rights abuse of convicted Japanese Red Army founder
- Myanmar arrests bombing suspect
- Taiwan sees little hope for cross-strait peace talks before 2008
- Advisers to China's legislature end session with Taiwan resolution
- Confidence building key to resolving Japan-S. Korea issues: lawmaker
- U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
- Police bar Chinese petitioners as legislature meets
- 3RD LD: U.S., N. Korea eager to resolve financial issues: U.S. official
- REFILING: Daughter slams rights abuse of convicted Japanese Red Army founder
- N. Korea tested highly upgraded short-range ballistic missiles: U.S
- REFILING: LEAD: Bush labels N. Korea, Iran as 'axis of evil' again
- Asian editorial excerpts