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Garbage From Thailand, Myanmar And Malaysia Found On Andaman Beach, Video Sparks Outrage
Plastic waste from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar, has been found on Andaman Island beaches, highlighting the extent of water pollution.
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Chettinad Kaikari Mandi: A Delicious Curry From Tamil Nadu You Just Can't Miss
This dish gets its unique flavours from the arisi mandi (or rice water).
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China Says Military Flight Off Malaysia Was "Routine Training"
China said Wednesday a flight by 16 military aircraft over hotly contested waters off Malaysia was routine training, after the Southeast Asian nation accused Beijing of breaching its sovereignty.
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China Proposes Military Drills With ASEAN In South China Sea
China wants military exercises and energy exploration with Southeast Asian nations in disputed waters, according to a draft document, but insists on outside countries being excluded in what analysts said was a bid to diminish US influence.
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Philippines Says Malaysian Navy Detains 3 Fishermen In South China Sea
A Malaysian naval patrol detained three Philippine fishermen for encroaching in territorial waters in the disputed Spratlys this month, the Philippine military said on Tuesday, in what may be the first such incident involving Southeast Asian neighbours.
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Barack Obama Says South China Sea Claimants Should Avoid Militarising Issue
U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday told a meeting of Southeast Asian leaders that territorial claimants to waters in the South China Sea should avoid militarising the issue and cease any building of artificial islands.
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US, Australia Warn China on Sea Access
The United States and its Pacific ally Australia warned China on Tuesday that they remain committed to freedom of navigation in the waters of the South China Sea.
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Stopped Construction in South China Sea: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi
China has stopped construction in the South China Sea, the country's foreign minister said today, at a meeting of Southeast Asian foreign ministers where the disputed waters have taken centre stage.
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John Kerry Voices Concern to China Over South China Sea: US Official
US Secretary of State John Kerry voiced concern to China on Wednesday over its land reclamation in the disputed South China Sea and militarisation of the waters, a US official said.
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From Roots to Seeds: Unfolding the Health Benefits of 'The Sacred Lotus'
Lotus, the magical flower that grows in murky waters across India, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries is nothing short of spectacular.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
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Pirates Free Indonesia-Bound Thai Tanker after Cargo Theft
Pirates have released an Indonesian-bound Thai tanker after stealing its oil cargo, in the latest attack in Southeast Asian waters, the International Maritime Bureau said on Monday.
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Garbage From Thailand, Myanmar And Malaysia Found On Andaman Beach, Video Sparks Outrage
Plastic waste from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar, has been found on Andaman Island beaches, highlighting the extent of water pollution.
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Chettinad Kaikari Mandi: A Delicious Curry From Tamil Nadu You Just Can't Miss
This dish gets its unique flavours from the arisi mandi (or rice water).
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China Says Military Flight Off Malaysia Was "Routine Training"
China said Wednesday a flight by 16 military aircraft over hotly contested waters off Malaysia was routine training, after the Southeast Asian nation accused Beijing of breaching its sovereignty.
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China Proposes Military Drills With ASEAN In South China Sea
China wants military exercises and energy exploration with Southeast Asian nations in disputed waters, according to a draft document, but insists on outside countries being excluded in what analysts said was a bid to diminish US influence.
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Philippines Says Malaysian Navy Detains 3 Fishermen In South China Sea
A Malaysian naval patrol detained three Philippine fishermen for encroaching in territorial waters in the disputed Spratlys this month, the Philippine military said on Tuesday, in what may be the first such incident involving Southeast Asian neighbours.
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Barack Obama Says South China Sea Claimants Should Avoid Militarising Issue
U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday told a meeting of Southeast Asian leaders that territorial claimants to waters in the South China Sea should avoid militarising the issue and cease any building of artificial islands.
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US, Australia Warn China on Sea Access
The United States and its Pacific ally Australia warned China on Tuesday that they remain committed to freedom of navigation in the waters of the South China Sea.
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Stopped Construction in South China Sea: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi
China has stopped construction in the South China Sea, the country's foreign minister said today, at a meeting of Southeast Asian foreign ministers where the disputed waters have taken centre stage.
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John Kerry Voices Concern to China Over South China Sea: US Official
US Secretary of State John Kerry voiced concern to China on Wednesday over its land reclamation in the disputed South China Sea and militarisation of the waters, a US official said.
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From Roots to Seeds: Unfolding the Health Benefits of 'The Sacred Lotus'
Lotus, the magical flower that grows in murky waters across India, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries is nothing short of spectacular.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
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Pirates Free Indonesia-Bound Thai Tanker after Cargo Theft
Pirates have released an Indonesian-bound Thai tanker after stealing its oil cargo, in the latest attack in Southeast Asian waters, the International Maritime Bureau said on Monday.
