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Hundreds more people have left villages in Papua that were at the center of clashes with separatists, Indonesian police said yesterday. It was the second evacuation from the
Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi said the world is facing instability and conflict in part because illegal immigration spreads terrorism in a speech yesterday that comes
Japan’s exports grew 14 percent over a year earlier in October on strong demand for vehicles, electronics and machinery. However, customs data released yesterday showed even faster
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says his country is expected to exceed expectations this year by recording economic growth above 3 percent. Addressing his People’s
At least five suspected militants and an Indian air force commando were killed Saturday in a fierce gunbattle in disputed Kashmir, police said. Indian troops cordoned
exiled leader of Cambodia’s political opposition said last week the international community should cut ties with Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government after the court-ordered dissolution of the
A Philippine court has convicted a man for a daring 2007 motorcycle bombing that killed a Muslim rebel-turned-congressman and three other people and wounded 10, including two legislators.
An economic boom that’s reverberated across Southeast Asia has finally crossed over to Thailand. The economy, which has lagged its neighbors this decade, is projected to
The man who led Malaysia through the final two decades of the 20th century and has waded back into its politics in recent months said yesterday the
A suicide bomber killed 14 people at a political gathering in the Afghan capital yesterday in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group. Kabul police spokesman Basir
They put a high premium on punctuality in Japan. A politician once had to drop out of an election after he delayed a bullet train by pushing
When the latest distress call came into Phinyo Pukphinyo’s fire station in Bangkok, it was not about a burning home or office building. Instead, the caller needed
Hundreds of students marched yesterday in India’s capital to demand action to improve the city’s toxic air. New Delhi has been wrapped in a choking haze
Nearly two-thirds of Australians supported gay marriage in a postal survey that ensures Parliament will consider legalizing same-sex weddings this year, although the form any law would
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said yesterday that his country was deeply concerned by “credible reports” of atrocities committed by Myanmar’s security forces and called for
Singapore’s home sales rose in October after a slowdown in September caused by the ‘Hungry Ghost’ period that’s considered inauspicious by Chinese homebuyers. Developers sold 758 units last month,
Authorities in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad are rounding up beggars ahead of a visit by Ivanka Trump for an international conference. Over the past
Wrapping up his extensive tour of Asia, President Donald Trump yesterday hailed "tremendous amounts of work" on trade and said nations around the globe have been put on notice
Four North Korean soldiers fired about 40 rounds at a comrade fleeing into South Korea and hit him five times in the first shooting at the jointly controlled area
North Korean soldiers shot at and wounded a fellow soldier who was crossing a jointly controlled area at the heavily guarded border to defect to South Korea
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