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A man who appears to be North Korean leader Kim Jong-il gets into a car in Dalian, China, on 3 May 2010
N Korea leader Kim 'in Beijing'
North Korea's Kim Jong-il is in Beijing where he is set to meet Chinese leaders on his secretive visit to the country, say reports.
Kim seeks support from old ally
Profile: Kim Jong-il
Country profile: North Korea

Zaldy Ampatuan (C) with security forces (5 Dec 2009) Philippines refiles murder charge
The Philippines reinstates murder charges against two regional leaders over the country's worst massacre in living memory.

Jessica Watson (file image) Row mars Australian sailing bid
An Australian teenager is told she has not gone far enough to be the youngest person to sail solo and unaided around the world.

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Chinese city's bid to resurrect the glory of its imperial past
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