Oldest guerrilla Chin Peng surrenders ends long war
Chin Peng, famed as the world’s oldest surviving Communist guerrilla leader, laid down arms in Hat Yai Thailand after five decades of jungle fighting. The Communist Party of Malaya agreement ends armed struggle, guiding about 1200 fighters back to civilian life amid questions from Malaysian officials over his motives and future.
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Taiwan's first multi party vote tests ballot integrity
Opponents claim ballot fraud as thousands besiege government offices after Taiwan's first nationwide multi party elections since 1978 martial law. The Nationalists tilt to stay in power with a 236 seat legislature while the Democratic Progressive Party hails a significant showing amid calls of irregularities and protests.
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