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Trump seeks 'historic' US military spending boost, domestic cuts

The rise would be slightly higher than the country's current 2.5 percent rate of inflation.

Feb 28, 2017

Singapore joins IEA as SE Asia oil demand set to rise 80% by 2040

Singapore says carbon tax likely to include oil refineries

Singapore is likely to introduce carbon tax of S$10-20 ($14.08) per tonne from 2019.

Feb 21, 2017

North Korean agents kill Kim Jong-un's half-brother Kim Jong Nam in Malaysia

Malaysia arrests 2 female North Korean agents for murder of Kim Jong Nam

Malaysian authorities rebuff North Korean officials efforts to stop an autopsy being carried out on Kim Jong Nam

Feb 16, 2017

North Korean agents kill Kim Jong-un's half-brother Kim Jong Nam in Malaysia

Kim Jong Nam had spoken out publicly against his family's dynastic control of the isolated state.

Feb 15, 2017

North Korea tests ballistic missile; does not appear to be ICBM

US and South Korean military said that the missile did not appear to be ICBM given its flight range.

Feb 12, 2017

Syrian rebels say Shiite militias blocking evacuation as Assad and Russia win back Aleppo

Syrian regime hanged 13,000 people in Sednaya prison, says Amnesty

The prisoners killed during 2011-15 included former military personnel suspected of disloyalty.

Feb 7, 2017

UPDATE: More than 100 killed in avalanches in Afghanistan

Avalanche buries entire a village in Nuristan province in Afghanistan.

Feb 6, 2017

Trump travel ban: 'Only a third of Americans think it makes them safer'

Most Americans don't think the country should show a preference for Christian refugees.

Feb 1, 2017

Trump immigration order blocked in five states; chaos, protests continue

Judges in California, Massachusetts, Virginia and Washington state issue rulings limiting Trump's executive order.

Jan 30, 2017

Trump says he is only in early stages of considering lifting Russia sanctions

However, British PM Theresa May, other foreign officials and think that it's a premature move.

Jan 29, 2017

'Muslim ban' sparks US immigration chaos, Trump says plan 'working out nicely'

Iran condemns the order as an "open affront against the Muslim world and the Iranian nation'

Jan 29, 2017

China party paper says no 'provocation' can stop its military drills

Last month, Several Chinese warships and carrier Liaoning cruised around Taiwan and into the Pacific.

Jan 22, 2017

donald trump sworn in as 45th president of the United States.

President Trump pledges to put 'America First' in nationalist speech

Trump accuses previous U.S. administrations of enriching Washington at the expense of struggling American families.

Jan 21, 2017

China daily warns US over taiwan relations

Beijing will 'take off the gloves' if Trump continues to undermine One-China policy

If Trump uses Taiwan gambit after taking office, fierce and damaging consequences will follow, says China Daily.

Jan 17, 2017

Said Tossi: Iran's celebrated Quran reciter faces assassination threat after rape charges

Malaysian communities in denial after major paedophile case - police

After Richard Huckle was sentenced to jail, his victims are declining counselling and other help.

Jan 15, 2017

Pakistan army chief sells China investment deal in remote Baluchistan

Pakistan government officials want to turn the city of Khuzdar into a bustling commercial hub.

Jan 8, 2017

Hong Kong in chaos as thousands of anti-China protestors clash with police (PHOTOS)

China says won't allow Hong Kong to be used as subversion base

China staged a rare interpretation of the Basic Law last month to bar pro-independence lawmakers from taking office.

Jan 2, 2017

Putin slights Obama in diplomatic end game, says will watch Trump's move

Prime Minster Medvedev says Obama administration was ending its term in "anti-Russia death throes'.

Dec 30, 2016

China says Taiwan, HK independence supporters will fail 'like flies'

'In the end they'll find themselves broken and bleeding'

Dec 28, 2016

Japan's Abe pays respects at Hawaii memorials on eve of Pearl Harbor trip

Abe made no public remarks and stood in silence before a wreath of flowers at the memorial

Dec 27, 2016

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