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China has reportedly invited two former Japanese prime ministers to the Olympics to make up for possible boycotts of European leaders.

A good move. Asians should band together and make the Olympics work just as some nations made effort for a good torch relay.
I'm not sure. It may be better to spread the invitations around rather than to just Japan or Asian leaders.
So what, just leave the seats empty and proceed as planned.

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Voting in a nationwide referendum in Hlegu
Myanmar holds vote despite cyclone devastation
Updated: 11 May 2008 0043 hrs
Myanmar's ruling military held a referendum on a new constitution Saturday, despite warnings more people would die unless it focused on delivering emergency aid for survivors of last week's cyclone.
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Myanmar's military leader Senior General Than Shwe (R) casts his vote in the country's constitutional referendum. The military regime pushed ahead with votes, ignoring calls from the UN to focus on delivering aid to 1.5 million cyclone victims facing disease and hunger.
11 May 2008


 
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Momentum

A dynamic fusion of ancient martial arts, skilful gymnastics and perfectly-timed comedy – all these from one very unusual Korean family. Watch JUMP, a non-verbal performance troupe that is internationally renowned for its jaw-dropping acts, this Fri, May 9, 1930hrs (Singapore time).
 
Japan Hour

Japan Hour chugs along some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes and exotic, hidden places to unveil their splendour and charm. Tune in on Sat, May 10, 1930hrs (Singapore time).The repeat telecast will be shown on Sun, 0800hrs and 1300hrs.
 
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In the second installment of Day of the Kamikaze, watch how US Allied Forces deal with wave after wave of enemy attacks from Japanese suicide bombers in an effort to regain their country’s honor. Sun, May 11, 1930hrs (Singapore time).

 


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