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Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, visiting Beijing this week, is likely to find China resistant to putting financial pressure on Iran.
The emerging biography of North Korea’s young and untested new leader is largely steeped in myth.
Husain Haqqani stays behind high walls because he fears attack amid allegations of treason in Pakistan’s ”Memogate” scandal.
Iran is mounting an aggressive campaign to scuttle a long-term Afghan-U.S. partnership.
Pyongyang’s precarious power transfer has narrowed China’s goals from promoting improvement to to preventing collapse.
Group says it and the U.S. are the “two main parties”; role of Afghan government will be key issue.
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Imran Khan hopes to replicate his success on the cricket pitch in the field of Pakistani politics.
After 34 years, world’s longest-serving democratically elected communist party loses power.
A collection of popular works of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, who was arrested by the Chinese police.
Governments around the world are questioning the use of nuclear power.
A massive earthquake and tsunami struck the eastern coast of Japan.
The search for survivors continues after 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit Christchurch.
