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The extradition brings an end to a months-long manhunt for Alice Guo, the primary subject of a Senate investigation into online gaming and scam operations.

U.S. F-35s and F-22s have toured Southeast Asia twice this year, reflecting an American desire to increase training exercises with nations in the vicinity of the South China Sea.

With production stagnating, Jakarta's increasing use of palm oil for biodiesel production could lead to shortages in the global market.

Jakarta has successfully encouraged foreign firms to invest in nickel processing facilities in the country. Now its own firms are looking for a greater piece of the action.

The government has arrested an estimated 94 people for protesting an economic agreement with Vietnam and Laos.

Linda Sun held numerous roles in New York state government, including deputy chief of staff for the governor. She was also, prosecutors say, working as an agent for the Chinese government.

Akayev has the dual distinction of having been independent Kyrgyzstan’s first president and also its first president to be ousted in a popular revolution.

Assessing the strategic intentions and regional security implications of Pyongyang's puzzling decision.

For decades, hawkish economic policy was a hallmark of the LDP. Then Abe Shinzo changed the game with “Abenomics.”

Amid increased migration regulations and enforcement, the Kyrgyz government urged citizens to “temporarily refrain” from traveling to Russia unless they have “compelling reasons” to do so.

The shift to put Chinese media on the blacklist is another signal of strained China-North Korea relations.

The banned organization is backing independent candidates from several constituencies, marking a shift in its political strategy.