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The Thai government plans to implement severe restrictions on Internet access in the country, similar to those in China.

The Chinese military aircraft reportedly performed an "unsafe" maneuver while intercepting an American RC-135 spy plane that was flying above the Yellow Sea.

While European markets appeared on the mend, U.S. stock futures pointed to a strong opening after Tuesday's fall.

India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has stepped up its defense purchases -- from Rafale jets to Apache choppers.

South Africa's commodity-linked currency was 0.27 percent weaker at 13.3515 to the U.S. dollar compared with Friday’s New York close of 13.350.

"We cannot forget the past, but at the same time our gaze must be toward the future."

CEOs of American companies are seeking progress on an agreement that would allow U.S. firms to invest more in China.

The ad features clips of the presidential candidate's comment and events associated with George W. Bush's presidency, such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America.

Thousands of demonstrators have rallied near parliament every day this week, chanting "Scrap the war bills" and "Abe resign."

The pope is to celebrate Mass in Havana, Holguin and Santiago before flying on Tuesday to the United States, where he will meet Obama and address both the U.S. Congress and United Nations.

With direct military talks planned between the U.S. and Russia, experts point to the challenges ahead: mainly Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Ahead of a state visit from China's leader, President Barack Obama is publicly warning China to stop its industrial espionage. But can he back it up?

The move seemed to indicate that the U.S. was cooperating in a crackdown on corruption in China. It was the first suspect extradited to China from a list of 100 wanted individuals.

China's increasingly assertive action to back up its sovereignty claims in the South China Sea have included land reclamation and the construction of ports and air facilities on several reefs in the Spratly Islands.

A U.S. official said that while the term did not refer to legally binding human rights, it was part of the country's efforts to push the issues onto the global stage.

Republican candidates might be overhauling their stances on mass incarceration to reflect the views of Americans, who increasingly support the legalization of marijuana.

Lyft has received a $100 million investment from Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Kuaidi which will allow users to hail taxis from either company in their native apps.

The currency in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy and top oil producer, has been hit hard by a global oil glut and crashing crude prices.

Russia, Angola and Venezuela have delayed U.S.-proposed sanctions against a South Sudanese general and rebel leader.

The country is aiming to protect valuable data by replacing the Windows operating system with its own version, titled BOSS.

With involvement in both Syria and Ukraine, Russia has the Pentagon rethinking its budget allocations.