91.   The governing Communist Party of Nepal suggested dissolution of Parliament after the Nepali Congress threatened to pull down the coalition government through a no-confidence motion.

92.   The new prime minister is considered a modernist and is expected to steer the government through constitutional reform promised by Mswati earlier this year.

93.   The media in Malaysia is strictly controlled by the government through a system of licensing that can be revoked any time if the code of ethics is flouted.

94.   The opposition vowed to intensify actions to topple the government through a popular uprising.

95.   The press in Singapore is controlled by the government through a system of licensing.

96.   The rebels have demanded Kabbah resign and are calling for mediation with the government through the Organization of African Unity.

97.   The survey indicated two-thirds of people want politicians to form a new coalition government through negotiation, rather than gamble on a fresh verdict from the electorate.

98.   The rebels have killed tens of thousands of civilians and systematically maimed many more in bid to oust the government through terror.

99.   The two-hour protest was organized by the government through the state-run Laborers Association.

100.   They have sought to embarrass the Indonesian government through the rallies and rowdy demonstrations of their supporters in various countries.