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COSMETICS COMPANY TURNS ITS FOCUS TO MAKEUP FOR MUSLIM WOMEN
South Korea's biggest cosmetics maker is revamping its products to suit Muslims and darker-skinned women in Southeast Asia... READ MORE›
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ABE ECHOES JAPANS PAST WAR APOLOGIES BUT ADDS NONE
But in a potentially contentious break with previous expressions of contrition by Japanese leaders Mr. Abe did not offer a new personal apology of his own... READ MORE›
CHINA HITS BACK AT US OVER SOUTH CHINA SEA CLAIMS
The Chinese government responded by saying that the US was not a party to the South China Sea issue ... READ MORE›
LAOS DESTINATION IN ILLEGAL IVORY TRADE SO FAR ELUDES GLOBAL CRACKDOWN
Similarly, a shipment of about 600 pounds of elephant tusks intercepted in 2009 by the Kenyan wildlife authorities was being sent to Mr. Vixay's company in Laos... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA AND CHINA SEAL MAJOR FREE TRADE DEAL
Related Stories China and Australia have sealed a major free trade agreement, as Chinese President Xi Jinping made a rare address to parliament in Canberra... READ MORE›
REPORTING ON LIFE DEATH AND CORRUPTION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
I came to see Southeast Asia as a land of great people and bad governments, of remarkable graciousness but distressing levels of impunity... READ MORE›
LAST SUMATRAN RHINO IN THE US TO BE SENT TO INDONESIA TO MATE
With three Sumatran rhinos in Malaysia and Harapan, there are only nine in captivity globally... READ MORE›
US WILL FLY AND SAIL WHERE 'INTERNATIONAL LAW PERMITS' DESPITE REBUKE FROM CHINA
Speaking earlier this month, officials in Beijing cautioned the US against provocative actions in the South China Sea... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK LAUNCHES FEATURE TO ALLOW BUSINESSES TO PRIVATELY MESSAGE USERS
People will, however, still be able to block private messages from businesses... READ MORE›
JAPANESE PM SHINZO ABE STOPS SHORT OF NEW APOLOGY IN WAR ANNIVERSARY SPEECH
Even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face history... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
PAKISTANI CHRISTIAN WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR BLASPHEMY FILES APPEAL
Asia Bibi was found guilty of insulting the prophet Muhammad four years ago after incident in June 2009... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA SHOULD WELCOME MORE SYRIAN REFUGEES
Our general response to the Syrian crisis should be to increase permanently our overall humanitarian immigration intake... READ MORE›
SANCHITA ISLAM ON MOTHERS AND MENTAL HEALTH
The mental health services are not working with people like me, patients who are going through it... READ MORE›
WHO SAYS SOUTH KOREA'S MERS OUTBREAK LARGE AND COMPLEX
All of South Korea's cases have been linked to health facilities... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS PACKED INTO NORTH KOREA STADIUM CALL FOR BLOODY REVENGE ON US ON KOREAN WAR ANNIVERSARY
North Koreans gather at the Pyongyang Mass Rally on the Day of the Struggle Against the U.S... READ MORE›
JOHN KERRY ABROAD MALAYSIA AIRLINES INVESTIGATION AND HIROSHIMA ANNIVERSARY
Mr. Kerry plans to attend a meeting with the Association of South East Asian Nations in Kuala Lumpur... READ MORE›
SCENES FROM A TRAGEDY: JUST ANOTHER WEEK IN EUROPE'S MIGRANT CRISIS - IN PICTURES
Scenes from a tragedy just another week in Europe's migrant crisis - in pictures... READ MORE›
HOSPITAL AT CENTER OF SOUTH KOREA'S MERS SUSPENDS SERVICES; SEVEN NEW CASES
MERS was diagnosed in South Korea on May 20 in a businessman who had returned from a trip to the Middle East and has spread through hospitals... READ MORE›
THAILAND SAYS 175 EXPOSED TO MERS PATIENT; SOUTH KOREA REPORTS NO NEW CASE
In South Korea the health ministry said that no new cases of the disease had been recorded in the country for the first time in 16 days... READ MORE›
U.S. SAYS EUROPEANS COULD HELP MORE IN SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTE
David O'Sullivan, EU ambassador to Washington, said the European Union and the United States had very similar objectives, but such statements were a judgment call... READ MORE›
SCHOOLS REOPEN AS SOUTH KOREA SEEKS NORMALITY AMID MERS OUTBREAK
Chinese airlines were cutting back flight to South Korea, Xinhua news agency reported... READ MORE›
AFTER CONCESSION TO SEOUL ON FORCED LABOR MEIJI INDUSTRIAL SITES ADDED TO WORLD HERITAGE LIST
At meeting June 21 of their foreign ministers, Japan and South Korea reached a basic agreement to cooperate on heritage listings of each other's sites... READ MORE›
BATTLESHIP ISLAND A SYMBOL OF JAPAN'S PROGRESS OR REMINDER OF ITS DARK HISTORY?
Japan seeks Unesco recognition for Hashima island, known as Battleship island, but the bid makes no mention of its history as a site of slave labour... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
SLOVAKIAN HOSPITAL TESTS SOUTH KOREAN MAN IN SUSPECTED MERS CASE
A Bratislava hospital is testing a 38-year-old South Korean man for possible Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, a spokeswoman said... READ MORE›
WITH WWII STATEMENT, JAPANS ABE TRIED TO OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
But by sidestepping an unequivocal apology, the prime minister angered and disappointed Japan's neighbors... READ MORE›
THE PHILIPPINES AND SOUTH KOREA ARE THE BIG WINNERS FROM CHINA'S SLOWDOWN
That's made South Korean assets one of the few bright spots in a dark time for emerging markets... READ MORE›
PLANS FOR COAL-FIRED POWER IN ASIA ARE 'DISASTER FOR PLANET' WARNS WORLD BANK
One of their biggest challenges is the projected new investment in coal-fired power plants in Asia... READ MORE›
JAPAN'S ABE TO INCLUDE WORD 'APOLOGY' IN SECOND WORLD WAR ANNIVERSARY SPEECH
Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, will include the words apology and aggression in his much-anticipated war anniversary statement later this week according to reports... READ MORE›