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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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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
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