Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen wins ruling party primary, setting up likely run for re-election in January
Jun 13, 2019
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen wins ruling party primary, setting up likely run for re-election in January
Hong Kong traffic flowing day after political crisis flared
Jun 13, 2019
Traffic restored in the heart of Hong Kong day after clashes between police and protesters who oppose legislation that would allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland China for trial
Philippine official seeks strong protest over boat sinking
Jun 13, 2019
Philippine defense chief will recommend a strongly worded diplomatic protest after a fishing boat was hit in the South China Sea by a suspected Chinese vessel that abandoned the crew of sinking boat
Hong Kong protesters vow to keep fighting extradition law
Jun 12, 2019
Hong Kong students and civil rights activists vowed to keep protesting a proposed extradition bill that has become a lightning rod for concerns over greater Chinese control and erosion of civil liberties in the former British colony
The Latest: HK leader doesn't say if she will withdraw bill
Jun 12, 2019
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has spoken tearfully about the sacrifices she has made for the city in response to questions about whether she is "selling out" the territory by trying to push through a controversial extradition bill
China telecom giant Huawei hints US pressure hurting sales
Jun 11, 2019
China telecom giant Huawei hints US pressure hurting global expansion
Thai junta chief proclaimed second-time prime minister
Jun 11, 2019
Thailand's junta leader has been officially proclaimed prime minister after the king endorsed Parliament's vote to allow him to keep the position
South Korea agencies can't confirm Kim brother as CIA source
Jun 11, 2019
South Korean agencies say they cannot confirm a report that the half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was a U.S. intelligence source and traveled to Malaysia to meet his CIA contact before his assassination
When disaster hits, Indonesia's Islamists are first to help
Jun 11, 2019
Indonesia's Islamic Defenders Front is known for vigilante actions against gays, Christmas decorations and prostitution, but over the past decade and a half has repurposed its militia into a force that's often first to help in times of disaster
Former S. Korean first lady, feminist Lee Hee-ho dies at 97
Jun 11, 2019
South Korean former first lady and feminist Lee Hee-ho dies at 97