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Asian Nations Move Closer To Creation Of New Beijing-Backed Regional Bank

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank reflects China’s desire to counter the perceived hegemony of international lenders dominated by the West.

Man Booker Prize Goes To Richard Flanagan For ‘The Narrow Road To The Deep North'

The prestigious award for works of fiction included American authors as nominees for the first time in its 46-year history.

Occupy Central: Hong Kong Police Arrest 45 Protesters In Offensive To Clear Blocked Roads

Despite the massive police operation, protesters have again taken control of key roadways as of Wednesday morning local time.

Premier League Overseas: US Soccer Head Skeptical, But Incentives Great For Regular Season Games Abroad

U.S. soccer president Sunil Gulati is wary of the English Premier League's overseas plans, but a financial windfall could await.

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World Bank Cuts Growth Forecast For East Asian Economies, China

The World Bank called for "critical -- and in some cases overdue -- reforms" to ensure the region's economies maintained their rate of growth.

Hong Kong Protests 2014: Tensions Escalate Outside Government Complex

Protesters decried what they said was riot gear being brought to the protest scene outside the Hong Kong chief executive's office Thursday.

Sony Could Restart Factory In India, Plans Expansion To Smaller Cities After Modi's 'Make In India' Appeal

The Japanese company's Indian unit is looking to resume manufacturing operations in India and expand to smaller cities with cheaper products.

Thai Prime Minister Says Soap Operas Dividing The Country, Orders Them Rewritten

Thailand's prime minister, who came to power in a military coup, wants soap operas written about reconciliation and tourism.

Taiwan Government Investigates Xiaomi On Potential Cyber Security Concerns

Some Xiaomi phones automatically send user data to the firm's servers in Beijing, where the company is headquartered.

Six Major Oil & Gas Firms Agree To Cut Potent Methane Emissions Ahead Of UN Climate Change Summit

Methane, which comes primarily from natural gas, is even more powerful as a global warming pollutant than carbon dioxide.

Amnesty International Slams China's Production Of Torture Tools, Urges Ban On Industry

Most companies manufacturing the tools for torture are state-owned, and advertise themselves online and in trade shows, according to a report.

British Tourists Murdered On Holiday Island Of Koh Tao In Thailand, Investigation Underway

Police officials reportedly said that the clothes of the victims and a blood-stained gardening hoe were found near the bodies.

Thai Junta 'Creating A Climate Of Fear' In The Country: Amnesty International

An Amnesty International report says that 665 Thai nationals have been detained since May on grounds such as “attitude adjustment.”

Ebola Outbreak Update: Death Toll Tops 2,000

The death toll in West Africa has surpassed 2,000 out of almost 4,000 cases, health officials announced Friday.

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Thailand Fake Passport Probe: 2 Pakistanis Arrested In Bangkok Raid, To Be Charged

Two passengers on board missing Flight MH370 were found to have been travelling on stolen passports obtained from a resort in Thailand.

Kalashnikov, Russia's AK-47 Manufacturer, To Ramp Up Production, Doubling Output In 3 Years

Russia's largest arms manufacturer, which increased production five-fold this year, is now on a U.S. sanctions list.

Facebook, eBay And Apple Websites Hit By Interruptions On Wednesday

Several tech and social media websites went down briefly Wednesday because of server maintenance and data center issues, the companies claimed.

Ebola's Expanding Reach: Thai Rice Shipments Slowed By West Africa Outbreak

Thailand's rice industry, already hurt by internal politics, is having trouble exporting to West Africa.

Thai King Endorses Junta Leader As Prime Minister

His endorsement, a formality, paves the way for the establishment of an interim government in coming weeks.

Richard Attenborough: Oscar-Winning Director Of ‘Gandhi’ Has Died Aged 90; Twitter Reacts

The Oscar-winning director of "Gandhi" was in poor health since 2008 but the actual cause of his death is unclear.

Thai Junta Leader Appointed PM By Hand-Picked Parliament

The army seized power on May 22 in a bloodless coup following six months of sometimes deadly street protests.

Glut In Natural Rubber Seen Shrinking As Prices Drop And China Car Sales Rise

Global rubber surpluses will drop by nearly 50 percent next year as producers temper their taps and China makes more tires.

Thailand Surrogate Babies: U.S., Australian Couples Prevented From Leaving With Children: Advocate

Crackdown follows the case of an Australian couple who left a male twin surrogate baby with Down Syndrome in the country, while taking his sister.

France Is The Top Tourism Destination In The World; The U.S. Nabs Second Place

The country drew 84.7 million visitors in 2013.

Commercial Surrogacy In Thailand: Military Government Moves To Outlaw Practice After Baby Gammy Controversy

How the story of 'Baby Gammy' shocked Thailand and sparked a move to change public policy.

Australian Parents Of Thai Surrogate Twin Say They Feared Losing Both Babies

Parents say they feared surrogate would keep both babies.

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