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Park Geun-Hye takes office amid high tensions on the Korean peninsula in the wake of North Korea's third nuclear test.
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Chilean sailors among crew of vessel seized by Ghana over dispute with creditors about Argentina's 2002 bond default.
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Washington puts its money on proxy war
The US has been training, advising and conducting joint exercises all over the world with "proxy war on its mind".
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Last Modified: 14 Aug 2012 16:36 GMT
Trial of Suriname president put on hold
Muder trial of Desi Bouterse and 24 others adjourned until constitutional court can review recently adopted amnesty law.
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Ruling party wins presidency in Guyana
Donald Ramotar's victory marks the fifth straight presidential election won by the South American nation's ruling party.
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French Guiana attracts tide of immigrants
Porous borders and "liberal" laws turn French region in South America into a gateway to Europe.
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Smuggling blights Guyana gold rush
South American country is losing a third of its gold revenue each year due to illegal trading.
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Obama's arc of instability
The presence of US forces in dozens of countries across the global South makes the world more volatile, says author.
Nick Turse
Opinion
Last Modified: 22 Sep 2011 11:44 GMT
Will the UN backtrack on accessible medicine?
The US and Europe are pushing the UN to flout the Doha Declaration, which improves poorer countries' access to drugs.
James Love
Opinion
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