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World / China China stabbings may be copycat attacks 24 October 2010 Nick Paton Walsh

A series of stabbing incidents is sweeping China in what is claimed to be copycat incidents. One of the first stabbings took place at a school and dozens of people have been hurt since.

World / China Stabbing attacks in China on the rise 11 October 2010 Nick Paton Walsh

There have been eleven stabbing attacks against strangers in China since March. The father of one of the attackers tells Nick Paton Walsh the violent episodes show a society at breaking point.

Extradition a step closer as Viktor Bout loses his invincibility 05 October 2010

Alleged notorious arms dealer Viktor Bout is one step closer to being extradited from Thailand to the US, writes Nick Paton Walsh, as his sense invincibility finally fades.

World / United States Viktor Bout extradition a step closer 05 October 2010 Nick Paton Walsh

Suspected arms dealer Viktor Bout, known as the Merchant of Death, moves a step closer to being extradited to the US after a prolonged trial, writes Asia Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh.

Moscow mayor fired as Medvedev shows his steel 28 September 2010

The most powerful man in the most powerful city is sacked by the Russian young blood president, to popular acclaim, and in spite of the prime minister's likely disapproval. Nick Paton Walsh blogs.

The reality of North Korea's dynastic succession 28 September 2010

North Korea's dear leader Kim Jong-il promotes his son to role of general as experts predict a family sucession, writes Nick Paton Walsh.

Clearest signal yet on new North Korean leader 21 September 2010

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-il is poised to name his son as his successor, but it is difficult to tell what is really going on as a result of the country's secretive regime, writes Nick Paton Walsh.

Can US forces succeed in violent Sangin? 20 September 2010

As UK troops handover to British forces in Afghanistan's Sangin, Nick Paton Walsh asks whether they will be able to succeed in the difficult area.

Is Tajikistan the next Afghanistan? 03 September 2010

The suicide bombing in Tajikistan has wider implications for the volatile, repressed and impoverished region of Central Asia, writes Nick Paton Walsh.

Viktor Bout: US awaits its prized prisoner 25 August 2010

In a further twist in the tale of the Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, his extradition from Thailand to the US has been delayed. Asia Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh explains why the "merchant of deat

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