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Onnik Krikorian reports from the site of the bombing of Prosperous Armenia offices in Yerevan, mentioning that many believe the attack to be the work of the Republican Party. If true, the bombing may be a hint of clashes to come between these two powerful groups during election season.
The blogger at Daily Brunei Resources, currently on an official visit to Japan encounters demonstrators protesting against the visit of Chinese premier in Tokyo.
Tolkun Umaraliev reports on the second day of protests in Bishkek calling for the president to resign.
Bonnie Boyd writes that since 1991, there has been more hot air than progress on saving the Aral Sea.
East Timor Journal comments on the unusual numbers of invalidated votes in the East Timor elections.
Beyond the River says that recent cultural reforms the president of Tajikistan has implemented stand to alienate youth.
Axel Braunlich lives in Khovd, Mongolia, and he recently started a blog called Birding Mongolia that contains accounts and photos of his birding adventures in Mongolia.
Eating Asia has pictures from a Kenduri - a traditional Malay ceremony or feast. The blogger describes the preparation of the food. “All kenduri involve protocol - there are must-do's and must-don'ts; dress should be appropriate, and ritual respected. But this is Malaysia, a country where food is never an afterthought. So, as the betrothed-to-be prepared herself for the afternoon's events, assorted relatives and neighbors cooked up an amazing meal for the guests.”
Borneo Blues posts pictures from the inaugural National Alliance of Bloggers Meet. Malaysian Bloggers are coming together in response to statements made by politicians against them.
Rocky's Bru says that PAS, a party ruling the Malaysian state of Kelantan has hired “Syed Azidi Syed Abdul Aziz, the owner of the politically-potent Kickdefella blog to work for the state government as a Corp Comm Officer“. What is interesting about this news is that Syed Azidi Syed Abdul Aziz is currently a member of UMNO, the party currently ruling Malaysia and often critical of blogs.
Wow!!. I'm an American and I do not speak Portuguese well if at all. I did find it strange...
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