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South Korea: What's next after Yoon's martial law fiasco?
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News
12/04/2024
December 4, 2024
India: Assailant held after failed shooting of Sikh leader
12/04/2024
December 4, 2024
South Korean opposition presents impeachment bill for Yoon
12/04/2024
December 4, 2024
Philippines and China in South China Sea confrontation
12/03/2024
December 3, 2024
Bangladesh summons India envoy after consulate attack
12/03/2024
December 3, 2024
South Korea ends martial law after parliamentary rejection
12/03/2024
December 3, 2024
China hits back at US chip sanctions with bans on exports
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Reports & Analysis
South Korea's president faces impeachment
South Korea's president faces impeachment
South Korea's head of state Yoon Suk Yol faces impeachment after declaring martial law in the South Asian democracy.
Kashmir: How renewed violence is affecting laborers
Kashmir: How renewed violence is affecting laborers
Hundreds of migrant workers have fled Indian-administered Kashmir, but many stay, torn between fear and hope.
Taiwan: How is China reacting to Lai's 'transit diplomacy?'
Taiwan: How is China reacting to Lai's 'transit diplomacy?'
Taiwanese President Lai's first visit to US soil was heavy on symbolism but has not crossed any of China's red lines.
Toxic smog in Delhi puts India's unborn children at risk
Toxic smog in Delhi puts India's unborn children at risk
Toxic air increases not only pregnancy complications such as pre-eclampsia, it can also disrupt a baby's development.
Tamil Nadu women fish neck-deep in the river
Tamil Nadu women fish neck-deep in the river
Women in Tamil Nadu are battling pollution and climate change to catch prawns, crabs, and clams by hand.
Nepal looks to kick start stalled China-funded projects
Nepal looks to kick start stalled China-funded projects
The stakes are high for Nepal's new leader to show progress on getting planned infrastructure projects off the ground.
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In the spotlight
India: What is behind the 'reclaiming temples' campaign?
In several locations, claims that mosques were built on the former site of Hindu temples have stoked communal tensions.
Germany looks to Central Asia to solve trucker shortage
Germany faces a chronic shortage of truck drivers. One company is finding them in Uzbekistan.
China and Trump's tariffs: Beijing tries to unleash economy
China announced more than $2.03 trillion in stimulus to boost growth, but analysts think Beijing hasn't gone far enough.
Taiwan's tech boom triggers property prices surge
Taiwan's successful semiconductor industry is driving up property prices and putting pressure on the housing market.
Afghanistan refugees in Germany: 'Sport is freedom'
Athletes Nazima and Nazira Khairzad fled Afghanistan — now they are trying to help their countrywomen.
Pakistan's surprise solar surge shocks experts and grid
Pakistan's solar energy surge has given residents the power to survive blackouts, but it threatens to disrupt the grid.
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Living
How a Korean Netflix series made a Swiss town a tourist spot
A scene from a Korean TV series is causing Asian tourists to flock to the Swiss village of Iseltwald to take selfies.
World Chess Championship: Can Ding stop Gukesh?
For the first time, the men's title match at the World Chess Championship is an all-Asian affair.
Finding home in exile: Tibetans in India resist China
Tibetans in India are using dance, poetry, and traditional rituals to protest Chinese rule.
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