LAST UPDATED : 2008-07-04 08:56:57 GMT 


SITUATION IN CONTROL:Armed soldiers stand guard outside the destroyed headquarters of the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party in Ulan Bator on July 3, after the deadly riots on July 1, which claimed five lives. In 1990, students and dissidents marched peacefully through Sukhbaatar Square in the centre of Mongolias capital, bringing down seven decades of communist rule without a shot being fired. This week, another group of young men and women marched again over to change the nation's political fate.

  BUSINESS
Pension investments see $46b loss in FY07
This is the first time losses were reported in 5 years

KUALA LUMPUR:Bursa Malaysia must fix technical glitch quickly, says Abdullah
BEIJING:New rules set to stop influx of 'hot money'
MANILA:Peso posts sharpest drop in 10 months
SEOUL:Korea's jobless rate third lowest in OECD

  VIEWPOINT
Bigger power crisis looms
The Indonesian government seems unable to cope with power shortage

SEOUL:Price stability
BEIJING:Thoughts for food
LAHORE:Unwanted counsel
MANILA:Trumped-up


 
Thai PM fears arrest upon return home
Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej however did not elaborate on whether he was referring to a coup attempt

BEIJING:Direct China-Taiwan flights ready
DHAKA:Saarc nations vow to fight climate fallout
ULAN BATOR:Mongolian capital under heavy security
ISLAMABAD:Pakistan denounces US military chief's statement
BEIJING:Beijing may meet envoys of Dalai Lama again
ISLAMABAD:Pakistani govt’s first 100 days a total flop
YUNNAN:5 killed by floods in Yunnan
KUALA LUMPUR:Anwar, Najib clash over murder cover-up claim
JAKARTA:S'porean a bomb-maker linked to Mas Selamat


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