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Pakistan PM faces contempt of court charge
The 大象传媒's Owen Bennett Jones and Aleem Maqbool reports on the deepening political crisis in Pakistan
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North Korea opens door to western media outlet
The Associated Press President, Tom Curley talks about its newest bureau in Pyongyang, the first international news organisation with a full-time presence in the communist country
Duration: 23:00
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Nigeria's unions suspend strikes after the president agreed to cut the cost of petrol following a week of protests. Our correspondent Mark Lobel reports from Lagos
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Chinese protest leader appointed new village chief
In a society where rebels are usually punished, China has appointed protest leader Lin Zulian as the village chief. We talk to his aide Cheung Jin Sin and to the China analyst Yiyi Lu.
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Pollution worry for London Olympics
Will London 2012 athletes be affected by serious pollution problems? We hear from Professor Stephen Holgate, of Southampton university, who advises the British government on air pollution
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'The Artist' wins Golden Globes treble
The 大象传媒's Alistair Leithead reports on the tears, the thanks and the ceremony's controversial host: Ricky Gervais
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Huntsman pulls out of Republican race
Former Utah governor Jon Huntsman will drop out of the White House race and endorse front-runner Mitt Romney, according to a senior campaign official. The 大象传媒's Paul Adams reports
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Senior UN aid official expelled from Chad
Sudan withdraws permission for Mukesh Kap-ila, head of the UN delegation in Sudan to visit the refugee camps in eastern Chad where 200,000 people still live. Our correspondent David Loyn reports
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