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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei faces tax evasion charges

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei faces tax evasion charges

Ai Weiwei, the dissident artist whose arrest has prompted an international outcry, is being charged with evading "huge amounts" of taxes,...

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Thai police arrest suspected tiger trafficker

Police in Thailand have arrested a man suspected of being a key player in one of the country's largest tiger trafficking rings, police and a...

North Korea's Kim Jong Il reportedly in China

Kim Jong Il was reported to be visiting China on Friday, the third trip in 12 months for the reclusive North Korean leader.

Japan utility chief resigns over nuclear crisis

Japan utility chief resigns over nuclear crisis

Tokyo Electric Power Co. President Masataka Shimizu resigned Friday in the face of increasing allegations that the utility has mishandled...

Pakistani killed in attack on U.S. vehicles in Peshawar

Pakistani killed in attack on U.S. vehicles in Peshawar

A car bombing Friday targeted two U.S. Consulate vehicles in the northwestern city of Peshawar, killing a Pakistani bystander and slightly...

China, South Korea set to visit Japan's quake-tsunami region

China, South Korea set to visit Japan's quake-tsunami region

In a gesture that experts believe may improve the often testy relations between Japan and two of its neighbors in Northeast Asia, the...

36 killed in attack on work crew in Afghanistan

36 killed in attack on work crew in Afghanistan

Insurgents massacred 36 workers at a road-construction encampment in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, provincial and company officials said,...

Cheese-makers chase huge new market in China

Cheese-makers chase huge new market in China

In her two years working at a French specialty foods shop in Beijing, Li Mengling has had an opportunity to taste imported goods that people...

25 killed in Afghanistan protest, car bombing

25 killed in Afghanistan protest, car bombing

Furious anti-American protesters poured into the streets of a city in northern Afghanistan on Wednesday, shouting out objections to an...

Gates sees no evidence top Pakistani officials knew of Bin Laden's hide-out

Gates sees no evidence top Pakistani officials knew of Bin Laden's hide-out

Osama bin Laden's hide-out was probably known to "somebody" in Pakistan before the U.S. raid that killed him, but there is no sign that...

Japan slips back into recession

Japan slips back into recession

Japan's economy shrank last quarter by almost double the margin economists had expected, as the March disaster pushed the country back...

Afghanistan female journalist has notebook, will report

Afghanistan female journalist has notebook, will report

Mina Habib has been waiting for half an hour at police headquarters, preparing for a showdown with the chief of criminal investigations.

NATO helicopters crossed into airspace, Pakistan says

NATO helicopters crossed into airspace, Pakistan says

Pakistani authorities said two NATO helicopters crossed from Afghanistan into their country's airspace Tuesday and exchanged gunfire with an...

In Japan, a seaside mayor rebuilds his life by rebuilding his town

In Japan, a seaside mayor rebuilds his life by rebuilding his town

Futoshi Toba arrived at the hillside Buddhist temple just after dawn, hours before the other mourners, on the April day he bid farewell to...

Kerry seeks to mend fences in Pakistan

Kerry seeks to mend fences in Pakistan

Democratic Sen. John F. Kerry of Massachusetts and top Pakistani officials on Monday agreed that Washington and Islamabad would work...

'Small group' knew about Bin Laden compound, ex-official says

'Small group' knew about Bin Laden compound, ex-official says

James L. Jones, former national security advisor to President Obama, was long gone from the White House when U.S. Navy SEALs killed Osama...

4 U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan

4 U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan

A powerful homemade bomb killed four U.S. service members Monday in southern Afghanistan, military officials said, an unusually high...

In China, gauging happiness is all the rage

In China, gauging happiness is all the rage

In general, do you feel happy?

Japan's thin, white security blanket

Japan's thin, white security blanket

Leaning against a wall in the busy Akihabara electronics district here, Tomomitsu Funayama was enjoying a do-nothing day off from his...

In northeast India coal towns, many miners are children

In northeast India coal towns, many miners are children

Reporting from Ladrymbai, India

Tackling mental health problems in Afghanistan

Tackling mental health problems in Afghanistan

The group therapy session at Afghanistan's flagship mental health hospital began, as many do, with sharing.

Pakistan condemns Bin Laden raid, threatens reprisals for drone strikes

Pakistan condemns Bin Laden raid, threatens reprisals for drone strikes

At a marathon closed-door session, Pakistan's parliament Saturday joined the country's intelligence chief in strongly condemning the U.S....

Afghans protest killing of teenage boy by U.S. forces

Afghans protest killing of teenage boy by U.S. forces

Hundreds of Afghans demonstrated Saturday after a 15-year-old boy was killed by U.S. forces in a volatile eastern province. At least one...

India elections see West Bengal's longtime communist government fall

India elections see West Bengal's longtime communist government fall

India wrapped up its biggest political event of the year Friday as results were announced in four state elections, including an end to the...

U.S.-Pakistani relations may suffer after brutal suicide attack

U.S.-Pakistani relations may suffer after brutal suicide attack

Twin suicide bombings Friday that killed at least 80 paramilitary recruits in northwest Pakistan, in an attack that Taliban militants said...

Pakistani bombings kill 80

Pakistani bombings kill 80

Two bomb blasts outside a Pakistani paramilitary base killed 80 people near the city of Charsadda on Friday in what appeared to be the first...

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