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China–Japan rift deepens over dual‑use goods export ban
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01/08/2026
January 8, 2026
Cambodia extradites suspected crypto scam boss to China
01/07/2026
January 7, 2026
China squeezes Japan on dual-use exports amid Taiwan spat
01/07/2026
January 7, 2026
South Korea's Lee asks Xi to play 'mediator' role with North
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Reports & Analysis
Could ham radio help Taiwan survive wartime internet outage?
Could ham radio help Taiwan survive wartime internet outage?
Amid claims of China damaging Taiwan's internet links, some citizens are setting up their own emergency communications.
Maduro's downfall deals China new cards in US rivalry
Maduro's downfall deals China new cards in US rivalry
China is "deeply shocked" by the Trump administration's attack on Venezuela, a notable Beijing ally in Latin America.
Afghan refugees at risk as deportations surge in Pakistan
Afghan refugees at risk as deportations surge in Pakistan
Germany recently agreed to take in 160 Afghan asylum-seekers, but has also rolled back earlier promises.
Malaysia government's anti-corruption maze amid 1MDB scandal
Malaysia government's anti-corruption maze amid 1MDB scandal
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has made bold anti-corruption pledges, but his aggressiveness could sink his government.
India's arkestra dancers trapped in poverty and abuse
India's arkestra dancers trapped in poverty and abuse
In India, arkestra shows draw large crowds of men to nighttime dance performances. The work comes with serious risks.
T20 World Cup cricket: Why Bangladesh won't travel to India
T20 World Cup cricket: Why Bangladesh won't travel to India
A month before the tournament begins, Bangladesh's decision not to play in India comes amid rising tensions.
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In the spotlight
India's gig economy: Workers demand better conditions, wages
The gig economy in India relies on millions of informal workers whose livelihoods depend on app-based platforms.
Kashmir communities unite to fight water crisis
Villages are battling climate change and neglect by reviving dried springs — restoring water, heritage and hope.
Pakistan's big cat boom raises safety, ethical questions
In Punjab, hundreds of big cats are legally kept by private owners. Critics warn of ethical and safety risks.
South Korea's new president changes tactics on North Korea
Seoul seeks to rebuild ties with the Kim Jong Un regime, making concessions and playing up the Koreas' shared heritage.
In India, youths are quiet as Gen Z protests rock South Asia
In a Delhi coffee house, young Indians debate power, politics and the future following regional Gen Z protests.
Disputed Philippines dam aims to quench Manila's water needs
The Philippines is building a dam to meet Manila's water needs, but an Indigenous group says it threatens their land.
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Living
How South Korea's cosmetic industry drives career success
From plastic surgery to photo-edited CVs, appearance often ranks with talent in determining job chances in South Korea.
Gold rush tourism revives China's mines
Record gold prices have drawn tourists to China's mining towns, where they can experience prospecting for themselves.
Kolkata's historic trams near end of the line
The old trams rumbling through the Indian megacity will make way for faster buses and subways. Tram fans are outraged.
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