The results of the first round of voting in Haiti’s presidential election has seen the government-backed candidate scrape close to elimination.
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China claims nations will boycott Nobel
China has continued to voice its disappointment with the Nobel Peace Prize Committee and its choice of jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo.
Former Taiwan president begins long sentence
Former Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian has been moved to Taipei Prison to see out the remainder of his 19-year jail sentence.
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Jailing of Solomons MP sets off riot
There’s been an outbreak of violence in the Solomon Islands capital following the sentencing of the country’s fisheries minister and MP for North Malaita province.
Mental Notes November 2010
MELBOURNE–I’ve resigned from the ABC. I begin work late December as head of online for the City of Melbourne.
Haiti from bad to worse
There have been protests in Haiti ahead of this weekend’s presidential poll.
Filipinos mixed on Pope condom clarification
There’s been a mixed reaction in the Philippines to the Pope’s comments on the selective use of condoms.
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Insights into Burmese icon Suu Kyi
Burma’s recently released democracy leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi has given more insight into the affects upon her and her family after 15 years of incarceration.
Asia celebrates, cautions royal couple
The engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton has not just made headlines in Commonwealth countries where the prince will one day be their head-of-state.
Fiery Shanghai highrise toll climbs
Bodies continue to be found in the burned-out shell of a 28-storey apartment building in Shanghai, a day after unlicensed welding sparked a spectacular blaze in a busy city district.
