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China "concerned" over Europe woes: Australia
Updated: 18 May 2012 1042 hrs
 
Global powerhouse China is "very concerned" about the turmoil in Europe, Australia said, and will push for the world's leading economies to make a commitment to growth at the G20 summit in Mexico.
 
             
   
 
 
 
 
 
       
 
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Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood's candidate for the presidential elections Mohammed Mursi hold his campaign posters as they line up in Qena some 650 km south of Cairo on May 17, 2012 in a kilometres-long rally from Upper Egypt to Cairo. (AFP PHOTO/STR)
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Asia’s Monarchies - Bhutan

Bhutan's soon-to-be governing party pledged recently to follow the policies of the absolute monarchy it is replacing. What does the future hold for this small country? Fri, May 18 @ 2000hrs (Singapore time).
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Cuisine

World chefs Tetsuya Wakada and Justin Quek share juicy morsels on the art of dining, their worldwide pursuit of the freshest ingredients for their creations, and what their meal of choice would be. Sat, May 19 @ 2130hrs (Singapore time).
The Mighty Mekong

From hydropower projects in Laos to Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake,
this documentary investigates the future of one of the world’s greatest and resource rich rivers hailed as the Mother River of Southeast Asia. Sun, May 20 @ 2230hrs (Singapore time).
   
 
 
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