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The red shirt rally in Kuala Lumpur turned violent, forcing authorities to disburse crowds with water canons. China comes out and says it all: The South China Sea is named that way for a reason. Plus a comfort woman asks for an apology and compensation.
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The red shirt rally in Kuala Lumpur turned violent, forcing authorities to disburse crowds with water canons. China comes out and says it all: The South China Sea is named that way for a reason. Plus a comfort woman asks for an apology and compensation.
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![[TAB] Japans Controversial National Secrets Law Stalled](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yNkB2gP5Yw4/mqdefault.jpg "[TAB] Japans Controversial National Secrets Law Stalled
Japan’s security law is stuck in neutral, Tony Abbott might be calling the kettle black, bomb blasts in Bangkok may lead Thailand down a dangerous path, and BIFF takes a hit.
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