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28-05-2017 03:37

Opinion // Russia and the crisis of the Trump administration (Mikhail Molchanov, Policy Analyst)

28-05-2017 02:54

Opinion // Moody’s unfair China credit rating (Ken Moak)

27-05-2017 16:00

While large-scale invasive species control initiatives are being proposed worldwide, more scientific evidence should be utilized in decision making, argue researchers. (R. Keller Kopf, Dale Nimmo and Paul Humphries)

27-05-2017 14:00

Taiwanese director Huang Hui-chen sheds light on her award-winning documentary, and how the project helped a mother and daughter mend a broken past. (Liu Hsiu Wen)

27-05-2017 11:35

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appealed to Islamist militants on Friday to stop fighting and start a dialogue in an effort to end their bloody occupation of a southern city that experts called a major blow to regional security. (Tom Allard)

27-05-2017 11:07

Angela Lee defended her One Championship atomweight world title against challenger Istela Nunes. (Pedro Chan)

27-05-2017 10:57

Two Chinese fighter jets carried out an "unsafe and unprofessional" intercept of a US Navy surveillance plane over the South China Sea on Wednesday, US officials said. (Reuters)

27-05-2017 10:44

The world is running out of sand (New Yorker)

27-05-2017 09:00

At the age of 60 and, with more than 30 years in the film industry behind him as China’s most commercially successful director, Feng Xiaogang is still keen to push boundaries. (Paige Lim)

27-05-2017 07:00

After 20 years of painstaking negotiations, Indian authorities are on the brink of granting the far northeastern state of Nagaland shared sovereignty. (Seema Sengupta)

26-05-2017 18:00

The big debate at the Cannes is about the survival of cinema in a digital age, and more pointedly, the role of a festival when audiences are increasingly programming their own film festival from the comfort of their living room. (Roger Garcia)

26-05-2017 17:37

Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia has grown into a big event on the Japan and regional film calendar. Size is one reason: The 19th edition, which unspools from June 1 to 25 at six venues in Tokyo and Yokohama, features nearly 250 films in a variety of genres. (Mark Schilling, Japan Times)

26-05-2017 17:22

Demons in Paradise, which premiered at Cannes, tells the story behind the country's 30 year-long civil war and aims to shatter a taboo about the violence suffered by Sri Lanka's Tamils. (Fiachra Gibbons)

26-05-2017 15:50

Asian MMA takes center stage in Singapore as the One Championship fighter Angela Lee aims to defend her title against Brazilian challenger Istela Nunes. (Pedro Chan)

26-05-2017 15:42

Before its siege of Marawi city, the Islamic State-affiliated Maute Group had long been overlooked by Philippine security forces as insignificant guns-for-hire. (Noel Tarazona)

26-05-2017 15:18

In a new development in Balochistan, two Chinese nationals were kidnapped from the Jinnah Town area of Quetta, the provincial capital, on Wednesday afternoon. The incident follows a fresh wave of violence in the restive region. (F.M. Shakil)

26-05-2017 13:27

Two Pakistani men, 30 and 31, who were accused of working as hitmen for triads in Hong Kong, were arrested after a 6am raid on a Pak Sha village house in Yuen Long on Wednesday morning, Wen Wei Po reported. (Asia Times staff)

26-05-2017 12:41

A new survey in Australia shows a majority of Sydney residents are opposed to foreign property ownership in response to a surge in Chinese purchases and skyrocketing housing prices. (Helen Clark)

26-05-2017 12:29

The political kaleidocope of Nepal has been constantly changing since the end of monarchy in 2008 and nothing has changed as Maoist Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal stepped down. (E Jaya Kumar)

26-05-2017 11:45

Opinion // As numbers grow, Catholics in China still face oppression (Emanuele Scimia)

26-05-2017 10:46

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he will resort to any means necessary, including nationwide martial law, to counter the rising threat of Islamic State-linked militancy. (Richard Javad Heydarian)

26-05-2017 10:09

Can Fukuoka live up to the tech startup hype? (Oscar Boyd, Japan Times)

26-05-2017 10:03

Japan's Mizuho Financial Group will start a venture next month to create new businesses using "fintech," an executive said, joining a global race in financial technology that threatens to unsettle traditional players. (Reuters)

26-05-2017 09:37

After successful missile launches, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un often exchanges smiles and hugs with the same three men and shares a celebratory smoke with them – meet the trio behind the weapons program. (Ju-min Park and James Pearson)

26-05-2017 09:08

The Philippines mobilised attack helicopters and special forces to drive Islamic State-linked rebels out of a besieged southern city on Thursday, with six soldiers killed in street combat amid heavy resistance. (Reuters)

26-05-2017 08:32

Opinion // China’s market – sensible people acting insensibly (Grant Newsham)

26-05-2017 08:30

President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a senior White House advisor, is under scrutiny by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the Russia probe, the Washington Post and NBC News reported on Thursday. (Reuters)

26-05-2017 06:53

China teaches US coal miners how to be wind farmers (New York Times)

25-05-2017 23:47

Opinion // Myanmar’s missing investment law liftoff (Gary Kleiman)

25-05-2017 23:19

Opinion // Chinese graduate’s speech sparks uproar back home (Shiying Cheng)

the brief

Two coal miners talk to each other in a chamber of the Metropolitan coal mine at Helensburgh, 40km (25 miles) south west of Sydney. Photo: Reuters / Tim Wimborne

Mar 01,2017, 4:30

Once carbon-friendly, Malcolm Turnbull turns to coal

Australian Senator Cory Bernardi in his office at Parliament House in Canberra on February 7, 2017. The veteran conservative politician aims to launch a Trump-inspired populist revolt Down Under. Photo: AFP/Mark Graham

Feb 17,2017, 5:14

An Australian Trump? Not so fast

Mikhail Molchanov

Russia and the crisis of the Trump administration

28-05-2017 03:37

Moody’s unfair China credit rating

28-05-2017 02:54

Emanuele Scimia

As numbers grow, Catholics in China still face oppression

26-05-2017 11:45

China’s market – sensible people acting insensibly

26-05-2017 08:32

Myanmar’s missing investment law liftoff

25-05-2017 23:47

Chinese graduate’s speech sparks uproar back home

25-05-2017 23:19

Hypocritical Trump fans fires of sectarian conflict

25-05-2017 22:14

Bernard-Henri Levy

Awakening from the Trump nightmare hinges on popular revolt

25-05-2017 12:03

Brahma Chellaney

Xi’s ‘Chinese dream’ being threatened by imperial overreach

25-05-2017 11:33

WeChat starts conversation with blocked foreign sites

25-05-2017 01:54

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