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Even a 6.8 magnitude earthquake wasn’t enough for authorities to allow residents to exit their apartment buildings.
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However, the visiting Bangladeshi PM could not clinch a deal on the sharing of the more important Teesta River.
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Six elite troops have been arrested and accused of involvement in the killing of four indigenous Papuans.
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The drought and heat in southwest China are wilting crops and causing power shortages amid China’s hottest and driest summer on record.
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The visit from Japan’s national security chief come two weeks after China called off a foreign ministers’ meeting, citing Tokyo’s criticism of military drills near Taiwan.
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While serving as prime minister, Scott Morrison also secretly appointed himself to five ministerial roles – without telling even the existing ministers.
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Exercises near Taiwan were scheduled to end on August 7, but China’s military has announced new drills for the next week.
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The 23-ton Wentian laboratory is designed for science and biology experiments.
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The House speaker is reportedly planning a trip to Taiwan in August. China had promised to take “strong measures” in response.
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A delegation from the European Parliament is in Taiwan, with reports of a visit by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi coming in August.
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Indian and Chinese troops have been locked in a tense standoff along their disputed border in Ladakh since 2020.
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The guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold sailed past the Paracel Islands and continued thereafter with operations in the South China Sea.
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Vice President Lai attended Abe’s funeral service in Tokyo in his personal capacity.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian’s comments underscore the increasingly fractious relationship between Beijing and Washington.
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Ukraine and Russia’s rejection of Western criticism were major themes of Lavrov’s public comments.
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China is sweltering under the worst heatwave in decades while rainfall hit records in June.
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Human Rights Watch calls for donors to cut off funding to security forces and urges international court to investigate
Palestinian authorities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip systematically torture critics in detention, a practice that could amount to crimes against humanity, an international rights group has said.
In its report Human Rights Watch (HRW) called for donor countries to cut off funding to Palestinian security forces that commit such crimes and urged the international criminal court to investigate.
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“… We are talking about nuclear propulsion, not nuclear weapons,” Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong said Tuesday.
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A horrific assault caught on security camera footage sparked widespread outrage over misogyny and violence against women in China.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet is in China, the first such trip since 2005, to investigate abuses against Muslim minorities.
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The new outposts reinforce the presence of Filipino troops in the hotly contested Spratly archipelago.
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The shooter, who killed one and injured five at a Taiwanese church, was reportedly part of a pro-unification group.
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Cardinal Joseph Zen, singer-actress Denise Ho, lawyer Margaret Ng, and scholar Hui Po-keung were detained by Hong Kong’s National Security Police on May 11.
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam thanked the government in Beijing for “improving Hong Kong’s electoral system” a day after John Lee was almost unanimously chosen as her successor.
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Japanese Prime Minister Kishida’s visit to the U.K. resulted in a new security deal, adding to Japan’s growing collection.
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The reprieve came a day after the execution of another Malaysian man in a high-profile death row case.
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Court rules long-criticised military sodomy law shouldn’t apply to consensual sex off base in off-duty hours
South Korea’s supreme court has thrown out a military court ruling that convicted two gay soldiers for having sex outside their military facilities, saying it stretched the reading of the country’s widely criticised military sodomy law.
The court’s decision on Thursday to send the case back to the high court for armed forces was welcomed by human rights advocates, who had long protested the country’s 1962 military criminal act’s article 92-6, which prohibits same-sex conduct among soldiers in the country’s predominantly male military.
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A report issued Wednesday by China’s Civil Aviation Administration said no abnormalities had been found that could explain the deadly crash.
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Preliminary results for in the race between two former independence fighters, and bitter rivals, may not be known until Wednesday.
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Six Chinese Air Force Y-20 transport planes landed in the Serbian capital this weekend, carrying “regular military supplies.”
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