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With one eye on securing territory in the contested South China Sea, the Philippines says it will significantly boost military cooperation with the United States. This could encompass a greater troop presence. »
In yet another act of improving bilateral relations, India and Pakistan have announced progress on a gas pipeline project also bringing into the fold Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. »
Every day people in Pakistan open their newspapers to find at least one story describing how a woman has been killed in the name of "honor." »
India and Myanmar look to strengthen ties as the country promises stable democratization.»
Pakistani President Zardari presents Myanmar's Suu Kyi with award for her struggle for democracy.»
EU foreign ministers announce a cessation of visa bans on the leadership of Myanmar.»
Vast resources lie beneath the South China Sea, whilst upon it cruise myriad ships traveling one of the world's major trade routes. For the Asian nations who claim these waters the battle is going submarine. »
An IAEA team is in Japan for nuclear safety inspection. Most of the country’s reactors are currently off the grid and might stay off as scepticism grows. Meanwhile, TEPCO is one step away from being nationalized. »
As Germany starts cutting troops for Afghanistan, many questions remain unresolved.»
Under age asylum seekers from Afghanistan seek out their futures in Europe.»
The French army says the impact of the Taliban attack on strategy has yet to be seen.»
Three alleged German agents were supposedly arrested in Pakistan on the weekend. The incident points to pressure on coalition members to get peace talks with the Taliban up and rolling and to Germany's role in them. »
Opinion: Pakistani generals resist old instincts
An Islamic court in the Indian state of Kashmir has issued a decree seeking the expulsion of four Christian clergymen and asked the government to monitor the activities of Christian schools. »
With Xi Jinping set to take China's reigns, many are wondering what to expect.»
A cadmium spillage prompts residents in Guangxi to stock up on bottled water.»
Critics fear the Chinese state could be influencing German universities with Confucius Institutes.»
BlogWatch An American comedian is in the line of fire after a joke gone wrong insults Sikhs around the globe.
Failed rebellion Mutineers in Papua New Guinea fail in their demands to reinstate the former prime minister.
Press freedom Report shows press freedom in Hong Kong has reached a new low as the mainland exerts control.
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