LAST UPDATED : 2009-11-26 14:35:12 GMT+7 


ONE YEAR AFTER:An Indian woman holds up candles outside the Taj Mahal Hotel during a vigil in memory of the victims of last year's terror attacks in Mumbai. A total of 166 people were killed and more than 300 others were injured when 10 heavily-armed Islamist militants stormed the city on Nov 26, 2008, attacking a number of sites, including the city's main railway station, two luxury hotels, a popular tourist restaurant and a Jewish centre. PAL PILLAI/ AFP

  BUSINESS
Chinese banks 'tracking' capital situation
Chinese lenders regularly keep tabs on their capital requirements

SEOUL: Korean chipmakers benefit most from recovery
TAIPEI: Visitor arrivals from China up 207% in first nine months
VIENTIANE: Chinese paper company inks Savannakhet investment deal
SEOUL: Kia's K7 eyes 40% of full-sized market
  VIEWPOINT
Inhuman slaughter in Maguindanao
Size of massacre has left Filipinos and int'l community stunned

JAKARTA: More sacrifice than feast
COLOMBO: Caging Tigers: France deserves praise
TAIPEI: Some perspective needed for US on fears about China
MANILA: Horror


 

Key suspect in Southern Philippines massacre charged
(UPDATE) The son of Maguindanao province governor, a known ally of President Arroyo, has been charged with multiple murder

JAKARTA: Indonesian court says case against anti-corruption officials fabricated
SAN'A: Japanese freed in Yemen
MANILA: Southern Philippines massacre planned, says grieving family
BANGKOK: Thai internal security law to be imposed on anti-govt rally
SINGAPORE: Ex-official arrested for match-fixing scandal
SEOUL: Railway workers start indefinite strike
BANGKOK: Thaksin's new name : Takki Shinegra
JAKARTA: Govt pulls workers from Kuwait
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan President says he alone can change politics


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Taiwan cancels more than 900 classes over H1N1
Number of classes cancelled over H1N1 has reached a high of over 900 as of October 29

SEOUL: Flu scare stokes fear of profit loss
BEIJING: Russian is first expat H1N1 death in China
 



   
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