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Sri Lanka claims world's tallest artificial Christmas tree
Dec 25, 2016

Sri Lanka claims world's tallest artificial Christmas tree

Sri Lanka has unveiled a towering Christmas tree, claiming to have surpassed the world record despite constructions delays and a shorter-than-planned finished product


2 dead in Bangladesh raid on suspected militant hideout
Dec 24, 2016

2 dead in Bangladesh raid on suspected militant hideout

Bangladesh's government says a woman and a teenager thought to be linked to a banned Islamist militant group have blown themselves up during a police raid on a two-story house in the nation's capital


Sep 19, 2016

New survey says India's Modi continues to be widely popular

Two years after sweeping to power, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi continues to inspire confidence in a majority of Indians, who are pleased about the economy and see the country playing a greater international role, according to new survey


Pro-India Kashmiri lawmaker quits India's Parliament
Sep 15, 2016

Pro-India Kashmiri lawmaker quits India's Parliament

A prominent pro-India Kashmiri politician has resigned from India's Parliament and from his regional party to protest a government crackdown in Kashmir that prevented people from offering Eid prayers for the first time in the troubled region


India's bustling Mumbai slows for festival to honor Ganesha
Sep 15, 2016

India's bustling Mumbai slows for festival to honor Ganesha

Devout Hindus in Mumbai set up statues of Ganesha, the elephant-headed god, to help them take away their worries


Animal sacrifices turn Dhaka streets into rivers of blood
Sep 14, 2016

Animal sacrifices turn Dhaka streets into rivers of blood

Large-scale animal sacrifices marking the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha combined with heavy rains have turned the streets of Bangladesh's capital into rivers of blood


Sep 8, 2016

Annan: Myanmar mission to ease tensions, not probe rights

Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan says his government-appointed mission to Myanmar's troubled Rakhine state is not meant to investigate human rights, but to come up with recommendations to ease tensions between Buddhists and minority Muslims


Sep 7, 2016

Myanmar's Rohingya minority welcomes Kofi Annan mission

Members of Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority have expressed hope that an independent panel led by former U.N. chief Kofi Annan will help end the discrimination and violence they face at the hands of the country's Buddhist majority


Sep 6, 2016

1,000 in Myanmar protest Annan examining religious conflict

More than 1,000 people protest former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan's arrival at a Myanmar airport as he leads a commission aimed at resolving religious conflict in the country's west


Sep 6, 2016

1,000 in Myanmar protest Annan's role on Rohingya commission

About 1,000 people protest former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan's arrival at a Myanmar airport as he leads a commission aimed at resolving religious conflict in the country's west


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