Associated Press

Abu Bakar Bashir, the spiritual leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, is due to be released next week.

Finally, the U.S. and China’s top trade officials will meet for direct talks.

Bibi's hiding place is comfortable enough, but it's still a jail of sorts.

The Taliban's bloody terror campaign continues with an attack on a favorite target.

Russia and Japan agree on the need to improve ties, but major differences remain.

Huawei's legal troubles abroad continue, this time with a espionage charges against a local director.

Moon Jae-in said Pyongyang needs to take clear steps toward denuclearization, while Washington needs to reward those efforts.

Protesters take to the street, demanding that the military junta to stick to an announced February 24 election date.

Sultan Muhammad V abdicated unexpectedly after just two years on the throne.

Despite election-related violence, congratulatory messages rolled in for Bangladesh Prime Minister-elect Sheikh Hasina.

China says U.S. envoys are expected in Beijing on Monday for talks on the trade fight.

With a world first, China is closing in on “space power” status.

Australian officials insist a man who just lost citizenship over ISIS ties isn’t stateless.

Emperor Akihito, who will soon be abdicating the throne, gave his final New Year’s address before 150,000 admirers.

From a movie star to university students, no one is immune.

A terrorist attack in the country's restive south is believed to be the work of Islamic State-linked militants.

Sheikh Hasina has won a third term in an election the opposition candidate dismissed as “farcical.”

Santa gets pushed out as China's leaders emphasize tradition.

Officials say U.S. President Donald Trump has pushed the Pentagon to draw up plans to pull out of Afghanistan.

Foreign Minister Taro Kono warned that the ruling could damage “the legal foundation of our relationship.”

The investigation into massive theft from the state investment fund advances.

The Jatiya Oikya Front accused supporters of the ruling Awami League of being behind the attack.

The ongoing political crisis takes another twist.

China's foreign ministry denies knowledge of former diplomat Michael Kovrig's detention.