Asia Pacific Region's Newspapers Weekend Front Pages

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By STAFF Writer
August 22, 2011


What few of the leading newspapers of countries in Asia Pacific regions published today, Sunday, on their weekend edition? Below are image formats of those. Click on the images to enlargen and read. Some computer's monitor or other devices may get smaller font or tough readability. Sorry for the inconvenience.


Stars and Stripes - MidEast Edition
Kabul, Afghanistan



Borneo Bulletin
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam



Brunei Times
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam



Pacific Daily News
Hagatna, Guam



Deccan Chronicle - Bangalore
Bangalore, India



Star
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia



The Express Tribune
Karachi, Pakistan



Manila Bulletin
Manila, Philippines



The Straits Times
Singapore, The Republic of Singapore






The Nation
Bangkok, Thailand






The New Zealand Herald
Auckland, New Zealand






Samoa Observer
Apia, Samoa




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