Asian Politics

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    Alert level raised on North Korea

    A North Korean soldier on a patrol boat on the Yalu River dividing China and N Korea, 27 MaySouth Korean and US troops have gone on higher alert after North Korea said it was scrapping the armistice treaty that ended the Korean War 50 years ago.

    North Korea conducts nuclear test

    North Korean soldiers at a mass rally to celebrate the country"s first nuclear test in 2006North Korea says it has staged a "successful" underground nuclear test, prompting international condemnation.The state says it was more powerful than the previous one in October 2006.

    Pakistan army 'progress' in Swat

    Pakistani soldiers stand guard on top of a mountain in the Swat valley on May 22, 2Pakistan's army says it has recaptured several areas of Mingora, the main city in the Swat valley, as its offensive against the Taliban continues.

    Is stability returning to South Asia?

    Reading the tea leaves is difficult in South Asia where governments topple like nine pins and forces mutiny en masse. But it is also a region where rebels come over ground and join the peace process, governments are returned to power and militaries cooperate to bring down non state actors. The past few days provide a testimony of this truism.

    Congress hails India poll victory

    The leaders of India's Congress party have thanked the people for returning them to power with a "massive mandate".

    India election starts final phase

    Voter in LadakhIndia has entered the final phase of its marathon election, with 107 million voters eligible to cast ballots.

    Sri Lanka war zone hospital 'hit'

    Makeshift hospital at Mullivaikal - photo 10 MaySri Lankan government forces have shelled a hospital inside the conflict zone killing at least 45 people, Tamil Tiger rebel and hospital sources say.

    Pakistan steps up Swat offensive

    Pakistani paramilitary troops secure checkpoint on road to SwatPakistan's military is stepping up an offensive against the Taleban, after a weekend in which it said it killed 200 militants in and near the Swat valley.

    Sri Lankan shelling 'kills 257'

    Sri Lankan soldiers, file imageSri Lankan government forces have been accused of killing dozens of Tamil civilians in a night of shelling in the country's northern war zone.

    UN rebukes Israel over Gaza raids

    White phosphorous smouldering at a UN compound in GazaA United Nations inquiry into attacks by Israeli forces on UN property during the Gaza conflict four months ago has heavily criticised Israel's army.

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