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Sep 28

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World Leaders Call for End to Myanmar Violence

President Bush and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Friday joined world leaders denouncing the violence in Myanmar at the hands of the junta government. Indonesia's ambassador to the U.S. and a British foreign minister discuss the situation.

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Mar 27

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WHO Reaches Bird Flu Vaccine Deal with Developing Countries

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The World Health Organization and 18 developing nations agreed Tuesday to provide fair access to bird flu vaccines after solving a problem with Indonesia over sharing virus samples.

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Jan 16

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Bird Flu Resurfaces Among Birds in Asia; Indonesia Death Toll Rises

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Concerns over the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu surfaced again across Asia Tuesday after scientists confirmed outbreaks among birds in Japan, Thailand and Vietnam, and a woman in Indonesia died.

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Dec 26

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Two Years After Deadly Tsunami, Southeast Asia Still Recovering

Two years after a tsunami devastated Southeast Asia, the region's hardest hit areas continue to deal with the aftermath. Regional experts discuss efforts to restore the economy and society in the most affected areas.

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Jul 03

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Experts Race to Understand Bird Flu’s Spread in Indonesia

After scares that an Indonesian family died from human-to-human transmission of the bird flu, a team of United Nations veterinary experts are working to set up a countrywide surveillance system to monitor the disease's spread and train local people to…

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Jun 01

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East Timor President Calls for Unity Amid Violent Clashes

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East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao appealed to the country's military and police forces Thursday to cease feuding and work together to unite the country a week after fighting flared between soldiers and rebels.

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May 29

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Survivors of Indonesia’s Deadly Earthquake Face Threat of Volcano Eruption

Survivors of Saturday's deadly earthquake in Indonesia face the threat of Mount Merapi, a volcano showing signs of eruption. Following a report on the volcano's activity, Indonesia's ambassador to the United States updates relief efforts in the region.

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May 27

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Powerful Earthquake Kills Thousands in Indonesia

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A massive earthquake leveled homes and killed more than 3,000 people in central Indonesia early Saturday, in the nation's worst disaster since the 2004 tsunami.

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May 24

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Health Officials Investigate Possible Person-to-Person Spread of Bird Flu

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The World Health Organization launched an investigation Wednesday into the deaths of six family members in Indonesia who may have died as a result of human-to-human transmission of the bird flu.

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May 11

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Iran Ready to Negotiate over Nuclear Program

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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday he is willing to discuss his country's nuclear capabilities, a statement welcomed by Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency.

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