China Probe of Big Companies Could Redefine Their Role Overseas China is probing the loan practices of a group of big private sector conglomerates who have been on a high-profile… 06/23/2017 Aimas
China Takes Delivery of First Shipments of American Beef in 14 Years China let through the first shipments of beef from the United States in 14 years on Friday, after the two… 06/23/2017 Aimas
Corruption, Economic Crisis Overshadow Mongolian Election Mongolians will vote for a new president on Monday in a race pitting a horse salesman against a former judo… 06/23/2017 Aimas
Powerful Blast Kills at Least Nine in Pakistan A powerful car bomb blast in Pakistan's city of Quetta has killed at least nine and injured almost 20 people.… 06/23/2017 Aimas
South Korea Tests-fires Its Own Midrange Missile South Korean President Moon Jae-in has observed a test-firing of a new midrange missile the country is developing to cope… 06/23/2017 Aimas
Philippine Troops Gain Against Muslim Rebels but Face Aftershocks Philippine officials say they are winning a monthlong fight against violent Muslim rebels in a southern city and expect a… 06/23/2017 Aimas
Park Friend Gets 3 Years in Prison; Collusion Charges Loom A South Korean court Friday sentenced a longtime friend of ousted President Park Geun-hye to three years in prison for… 06/23/2017 Aimas
India Robotics Industry’s Growth Spurt Puts Millions of Jobs at Risk A rapidly-growing robotics industry in India is helping usher in automation technology in companies. But at a time when the… 06/22/2017 Aimas
Car Bombing Kills, Wounds Scores in Afghanistan A massive suicide car bomb blast in Afghanistan’s southern province of Helmand has killed at least 29 people and wounded… 06/22/2017 Aimas
Marawi Militants Losing, Philippines Says, but Neighbors Fear Their Spread Islamist militants holed up in a southern Philippines town have been cornered and their firepower is flagging, the military said… 06/22/2017 Aimas
Pentagon: Islamic State Problem ‘Not Getting Better’ in Afghanistan The United States military has spilled its blood, spent immense amounts of cash and dropped the “Mother Of All Bombs”… 06/22/2017 Aimas
Top Chinese, US officials kick off strategic talks in Washington Top U.S. and Chinese diplomatic officials met in Washington for the first of several high-level security talks meant to promote… 06/22/2017 Aimas
Taliban Releases New Video of US, Australian Hostages Afghanistan’s Taliban released a new video Wednesday showing two professors, one American and one Australian, urging U.S. President Donald Trump… 06/21/2017 Aimas
Vietnam’s Crackdown on Political Dissent Described as Boon for Business Economic analysts say many foreign investors are finding an up side to the suppression of dissent in Vietnam, taking comfort… 06/21/2017 Aimas
US-South Korea Summit Could Expose Strains in Alliance The first summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump will occur next week (June 28)… 06/21/2017 Aimas
Chinese Owners of Dual Use Properties Stuck in Asset Limbo A recent government decision regarding dual use property has left thousands in China in asset limbo and over the past… 06/21/2017 Aimas
Afghan Refugee Makes Tough Transition to US Anyone who approaches the Taste of Persia food truck during lunch hour in downtown Washington D.C. will likely be greeted… 06/21/2017 Aimas
Digital Economy Seen Presenting New Opportunity for US-ASEAN Engagement Countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will be a wellspring of opportunity for the United States… 06/20/2017 Aimas
Ford to Export Focus Car From China to US in 2019 Ford Motor Co. will export vehicles from China to the U.S. for the first time starting in 2019. Ford… 06/20/2017 Aimas
Trump Calls North Korea’s Treatment of Warmbier a ‘Disgrace’ U.S. President Donald Trump said the death of Otto Warmbier after the college student's lengthy detention in North Korea was… 06/20/2017 Aimas