Burma has showcased a series of “reforms”, but homecoming remains a dream for thousands of war refugees in neighbouring Thailand.
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In our search for new ways of thinking about the ancient frustrations of China's politics, John Howard Yoder's 1972 book could bring some fresh thinking.
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In a dramatic confluence of events, ailing former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was ordered arrested by a regional court for tampering with elections.
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Ferdinand Marcos died in exile after his ouster by the "people-power" revolt in 1986.
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The swearing-in of Tibet's first secular prime minister in exile was historic, yet media coverage missed the significance of this development, exiled leaders say.
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One hero of the “people power” movement credits Filipinos with sustaining the global hunger for freedom 25 years ago and sees their legacy in today's Arab uprising.
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Benigno Aquino's progressive stance favoring birth control prompts Philippine Church leaders to dub him a "bad Catholic".
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Aung San Suu Kyi’s release is a watershed in Myanmar’s history. Much will depend on what line she adopts in taking the democracy movement to its logical conclusion.
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Shouwang Church has survived a hostile political environment to become the vanguard of China's most powerful non-governmental organizations: house churches.
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With Burma’s first election in over 20 years just three weeks away, Christians in ethnic minority states fear that afterward the military regime will try to “cleanse” the areas of Christianity...
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