
Dec 5 - By Kim Gamel, Associated Press Writer
All over the countryside in central India, red monuments topped with hammer and sickle symbols announce that this is Maoist land. And these days, nobody could forget it.
Nov 27 - By Monika Scislowska, Associated Press Writer
Poland's president has approved legislation that allows for people to be fined or even imprisoned for possessing or buying communist symbols, two decades after communist rule ended.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
The last of China's first group of generals under the ruling Communist Party has died at the age of 106, state media said Wednesday.

May 28 - By Ryan Lucas, Associated Press Writer
Poland's last communist leader said Thursday that he had agonized for months before declaring martial law in 1981 to try to crush the Solidarity freedom movement knowing he would make enemies of his countrymen.

May 17 - By Ben Stocking, Associated Press Writer
Each day at around 4 p.m., Hoang Thi Gai tries to lull her five-month-old grandson to sleep so that she can prepare supper. About 15 minutes later, a loudspeaker starts blaring just outside her Hanoi home.

Mar 29 - By Associated Press
Communist guerrillas vowed to intensify attacks against government forces Sunday and threatened to fight American troops if they join counterinsurgency assaults.
Feb 6 - By Associated Press
Poland's president has signed a law that slashes pensions for communist-era secret security officers and top-ranking officials of the former regime.
Dec 22 - By Associated Press
Albania on Monday passed a law removing from public posts people linked with the feared former Communist secret police, despite criticism from opposition parties and concerns within the international community.
Oct 25 - By Jim Gomez, Associated Press Writer
Communist guerrillas, disguised as anti-narcotics agents, barged into a poorly guarded provincial prison southeast of Manila and freed seven of their comrades in a daring 15-minute attack staged without firing a shot, officials said Sunday.

Oct 2 - By Monika Scislowska, Associated Press Writer
Poland's last communist leader denied Thursday that he led an organized criminal group intent on depriving people of freedom when he imposed martial law in a 1981 crackdown on the pro-democracy Solidarity movement.
Sep 26 - By Associated Press
Running gunbattles have killed at least eight communist guerrillas and three soldiers after government troops captured a rebel camp in a southern Philippine province, a military spokesman said.
Sep 12 - By Ryan Lucas, Associated Press Writer
Poland's last communist leader and other former top-ranking officials went on trial Friday for imposing martial law in 1981 as the Soviet-backed regime tried to crush the Solidarity pro-democracy movement.

Aug 3 - By SVEN KAESTNER, STR
Nearly 19 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the huge and elaborate bunker where communist East Germany's leadership would have sought shelter from a nuclear strike has opened to the public.
Jun 29 - By Associated Press
Communist rebels killed two soldiers in a public market and torched a cellular phone tower in the southern Philippines as the latest flare-up in the 40-year-old insurgency showed no sign of abating, officials said Tuesday.

Mar 13 - By Matthew Rosenberg, Associated Press Writer
He's known as Prachanda — "the fierce one" — and after a decade leading a communist insurgency from the shadows, he's taken center stage in Nepal's election campaign.
Feb 26 - By Associated Press
Tian Bao, who was one of the first Tibetans to embrace communism and join Mao Zedong's revolutionary army, has died, Chinese state television reported Tuesday. He was 92.

Feb 23 - By Elena Becatoros, Associated Press Writers
The warnings have been dire: be careful how you vote on Sunday, Cypriot mobile phone users are told by text message, or you could end up with a Stalinist leader and the hammer and sickle as a national emblem.
Nov 1 - By Associated Press
A former communist prosecutor was convicted and sentenced to eight years in prison Thursday for misusing her office in the 1950s by ordering the executions of four activists, a court spokesman said.
Dec 25 - By Associated Press
The Philippine military went on nationwide alert Monday, wary of possible guerrilla attacks on the eve of the 38th anniversary of the founding of the country's Communist Party.