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Thailand To Reopen Borders To Foreign Workers Amid Labour Shortage
Thailand plans to reopen its borders to workers from neighbouring Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, a government official said on Tuesday, in a bid to ease a labour shortage that is hurting its export and tourism-dependent economy.
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Nepal Wants To Develop Friendly Ties With Neighbours: KP Sharma Oli
Nepal wants to develop friendly ties with neighbouring countries on the basis of "equality and justice", Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said Saturday while inaugurating a summit attended by countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including India. The Asia-Pacific Summit 2018 organised by the South Korea-based Universal Peace Federation and supported by...
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Republic Day 2018: The 10 ASEAN Leaders To Be Chief Guests This Year
In a first, the Republic Day parade in 2018 will be attended by 10 heads of state from ASEAN or Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a regional grouping of 10 Southeast Asian countries. In light of the presence of 10 chief guests at the Republic Day in Delhi, massive preparations have been made by 100-odd government agencies. Leaders from the 10...
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Republic Day 2018 Parade To See ASEAN Flag, BSF Women Bikers' Squad, 'Nirbhay' Missile
India will be celebrating its 69th Republic Day on January 26. The country's military might, culture, and diversity will be on full display in the Republic Day parade on Rajpath. The parade will see many firsts. It would be the first time that Republic Day parade will be attended by the 10 heads of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Th...
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Foreign Facebook Love Revives Cambodian PM 'Click Farm' Row
With its regular live broadcasts, routine tirades and daily -- often curiously intimate -- photo posts, the Facebook page of Cambodian strongman Hun Sen has won a remarkable five million fans.
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Angkor Temple Entrance Fee To Almost Double In February
Cambodia's government says visitors to the famed Angkor temple complex will have to pay almost twice as much for admission starting next February.
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Head Of Hindu Deity's Statue Taken 130 Years Ago Returned By France
The head of a Hindu deity's statue from the seventh century was returned by France and reattached to its body today for display at a museum, more than 130 years after it was spirited away from Cambodia.
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Temple in Bihar Not 'Exact Replica' of Angkor Wat
Bihar's richest temple trust today said the proposed world's largest Hindu temple in East Champaran district was not an "exact replica" of any temple in the world.
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Cambodia Rakes Up Angkor Wat Replica Issue With India
Cambodia today asked India to "completely stop" a private trust's plans to build a 'replica' of the world's largest Hindu temple Angkor Wat in Bihar, saying it would affect the country's prestige.
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Most Refugees Snubbing Australia's Offer for Cambodia Resettlement
Australia is struggling to convince refugees held in offshore detention to voluntarily resettle in Cambodia under a bi-lateral deal, a refugee advocate group said on Friday, despite the government insisting that the first transfers are imminent.
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Cambodia to Expel Arrested Spanish Environmental Activist
A Spanish environmental activist was arrested in Cambodia Monday and will shortly be deported, officials said, a move described by a rights group as the government's latest attempt to stifle dissent.
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'Look East' Policy Now Turned Into 'Act East' Policy: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told world leaders that his government accorded high priority to turn India's erstwhile "Look East" policy into an "Act East" policy.
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UN-Backed Tribunal in Cambodia Jails Khmer Rouge Duo for Life
A UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia sentenced the top two surviving cadres of the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime to life in jail on Thursday, delivering a semblance of justice for one of the darkest and bloodiest chapters of the twentieth century.
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Cambodian King Pardons Jailed Thai 'Spy'
Cambodia's king on Tuesday pardoned a prominent Thai nationalist activist jailed for spying in a disputed border area, a government official said, in a case that fuelled bilateral tensions.
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Cambodia Convicts Labour Activists, But Frees Them
A Cambodian court has convicted almost two dozen factory workers and rights activists for instigating violence during protests that rocked the government earlier this year.
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Thailand To Reopen Borders To Foreign Workers Amid Labour Shortage
Thailand plans to reopen its borders to workers from neighbouring Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, a government official said on Tuesday, in a bid to ease a labour shortage that is hurting its export and tourism-dependent economy.
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Nepal Wants To Develop Friendly Ties With Neighbours: KP Sharma Oli
Nepal wants to develop friendly ties with neighbouring countries on the basis of "equality and justice", Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said Saturday while inaugurating a summit attended by countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including India. The Asia-Pacific Summit 2018 organised by the South Korea-based Universal Peace Federation and supported by...
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Republic Day 2018: The 10 ASEAN Leaders To Be Chief Guests This Year
In a first, the Republic Day parade in 2018 will be attended by 10 heads of state from ASEAN or Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a regional grouping of 10 Southeast Asian countries. In light of the presence of 10 chief guests at the Republic Day in Delhi, massive preparations have been made by 100-odd government agencies. Leaders from the 10...
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Republic Day 2018 Parade To See ASEAN Flag, BSF Women Bikers' Squad, 'Nirbhay' Missile
India will be celebrating its 69th Republic Day on January 26. The country's military might, culture, and diversity will be on full display in the Republic Day parade on Rajpath. The parade will see many firsts. It would be the first time that Republic Day parade will be attended by the 10 heads of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Th...
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Foreign Facebook Love Revives Cambodian PM 'Click Farm' Row
With its regular live broadcasts, routine tirades and daily -- often curiously intimate -- photo posts, the Facebook page of Cambodian strongman Hun Sen has won a remarkable five million fans.
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Angkor Temple Entrance Fee To Almost Double In February
Cambodia's government says visitors to the famed Angkor temple complex will have to pay almost twice as much for admission starting next February.
-
Head Of Hindu Deity's Statue Taken 130 Years Ago Returned By France
The head of a Hindu deity's statue from the seventh century was returned by France and reattached to its body today for display at a museum, more than 130 years after it was spirited away from Cambodia.
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Temple in Bihar Not 'Exact Replica' of Angkor Wat
Bihar's richest temple trust today said the proposed world's largest Hindu temple in East Champaran district was not an "exact replica" of any temple in the world.
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Cambodia Rakes Up Angkor Wat Replica Issue With India
Cambodia today asked India to "completely stop" a private trust's plans to build a 'replica' of the world's largest Hindu temple Angkor Wat in Bihar, saying it would affect the country's prestige.
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Most Refugees Snubbing Australia's Offer for Cambodia Resettlement
Australia is struggling to convince refugees held in offshore detention to voluntarily resettle in Cambodia under a bi-lateral deal, a refugee advocate group said on Friday, despite the government insisting that the first transfers are imminent.
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Cambodia to Expel Arrested Spanish Environmental Activist
A Spanish environmental activist was arrested in Cambodia Monday and will shortly be deported, officials said, a move described by a rights group as the government's latest attempt to stifle dissent.
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'Look East' Policy Now Turned Into 'Act East' Policy: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told world leaders that his government accorded high priority to turn India's erstwhile "Look East" policy into an "Act East" policy.
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UN-Backed Tribunal in Cambodia Jails Khmer Rouge Duo for Life
A UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia sentenced the top two surviving cadres of the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime to life in jail on Thursday, delivering a semblance of justice for one of the darkest and bloodiest chapters of the twentieth century.
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Cambodian King Pardons Jailed Thai 'Spy'
Cambodia's king on Tuesday pardoned a prominent Thai nationalist activist jailed for spying in a disputed border area, a government official said, in a case that fuelled bilateral tensions.
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Cambodia Convicts Labour Activists, But Frees Them
A Cambodian court has convicted almost two dozen factory workers and rights activists for instigating violence during protests that rocked the government earlier this year.
