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Polarization may grow between the greater Seoul area and elsewhere, experts say.
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Duterte likewise shared that he is helping the military and the police who are facing charges in line with their conduct of duties.
Publishers’ group worry about closure of HK independent media outlets
The group also stressed that Hong Kong, if it needs to continue flourishing as a financial hub, needs a free press.
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Hand-drawn map of hometown helps man reunite with family after 33 years
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Govt waffles on forestry stance in Indonesia’s climate pledge
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Boat with 120 Rohingya refugees disembarks in Indonesia port
Authorities moved the Rohingya refugees from the port to a nearby warehouse, providing temporary shelter amid heavy monsoon rains.
Scars of Aceh conflict open local hearts to Rohingya plight
For many Acehnese, memories of bloody conflict have made them more sympathetic to the plight of their fellow Muslim refugees.
No New Year celebrations; prayers for flood victims instead: Malaysia PM
The police also said there will not be any fireworks display at KLCC and Pavilion during New Year's Eve.
Mumbai on high alert after inputs of possible attack by pro-Khalistan groups
Mumbai Police have already prohibited New Year celebrations and gatherings in any closed or open space, including hotels.