US Drops Largest Non-nuclear Bomb on IS Complex in Afghanistan The U.S. military says it has dropped the most powerful non-nuclear bomb in its arsenal on an Islamic State underground… 04/13/2017 Aimas
Asian Development Bank Upbeat on Lao Economic Growth With economic growth rates close to 7 percent, Laos is a star in South East Asia, buoyed by investment and… 04/13/2017 Aimas
China Offers Big Rewards for Tips on Foreign Spies Chinese authorities are offering big rewards - as much as $73,000 in some cases - to people who provide information… 04/13/2017 Aimas
China’s Detention of Taiwan Rights Activist Strains Relations China’s detention of a Taiwanese political activist on suspicion of endangering national security is causing a new rift in already… 04/11/2017 Aimas
As Myanmar Rebuffs International Spotlight, Rohingyas Suffer It’s been more than half a year since the Rohingya began fleeing their homes in Myanmar amid a military offensive… 04/11/2017 Aimas
At Least 5 Dead as Philippine Forces, Suspected Militants Clash Clashes Tuesday between Philippine forces and suspected Abu Sayyaf militants on a central resort island have left one officer and… 04/11/2017 Aimas
North Korea Calls US Aircraft Carrier Dispatch Outrageous North Korea is vowing tough counteraction to any military moves that might follow the U.S. move to send the USS… 04/11/2017 Aimas
Amnesty: China World Leader in Executions Rights group Amnesty International says China remains the world leader in executing people, while in other nations executions dropped by… 04/11/2017 Aimas
International Crisis Group Calls Afghan Government ‘Shaky’ The future of Afghanistan’s unity government is “shaky,” according to a new report by the International Crisis Group. The Brussels… 04/10/2017 Aimas
Cambodia Raises Diplomatic Alarm with Seabee Decision Cambodia's decision to walk out on a contract with a U.S. military unit has set-off alarm bells within the diplomatic… 04/10/2017 Aimas
Pakistan Sentences Suspected Indian Spy to Death A military court in Pakistan has sentenced an alleged Indian spy to death on charges of “espionage and sabotage” activities… 04/10/2017 Aimas
US Strike Force Heading Towards N. Korea Causing Anxiety Among Friends, Foes By sending a U.S. navy strike force into waters near North Korea, President Donald Trump is raising concerns that he… 04/10/2017 Aimas
In Tillerson’s First G-7 Talks, a Focus on Familiar Unresolved Conflicts Diplomats from world powers have spent the past few years trying to figure out how to address the conflict in… 04/10/2017 Aimas
Indonesia: Militants Killed in Standoff Planned to Attack Police Six suspected Islamic militants killed in a standoff with police were planning to attack police officers in Indonesia’s East Java… 04/09/2017 Aimas
India Extends $4.5 Billion Line of Credit to Bangladesh India and Bangladesh signed a slew of agreements on Saturday, including a $4.5 billion concessionary line of credit from India… 04/08/2017 Aimas
3 Earthquakes Hit Philippines, No Serious Damage Three earthquakes, ranging in magnitude from 5.0 to 5.9, hit a Philippine coastal region Saturday near Manila, the capital. All… 04/08/2017 Aimas
Pakistani Islamist Leader Calls on Taliban to Join His Political Party A Pakistani lawmaker and deputy leader of a conservative religious party, accused of links with militant groups, has invited the… 04/06/2017 Aimas
Girl Found Living With Monkeys in Indian Forest Indian police are reviewing reports of missing children to try to identify a girl who was found living in a… 04/06/2017 Aimas
US, Afghan Forces Promise to Finish IS and Contain Taliban in 2017 The United States military, in partnership with Afghan forces, has promised to eliminate Islamic State terrorists in Afghanistan this year… 04/06/2017 Aimas
Afghanistan Dangles Lithium Wealth to Win Trump Support The Afghan government is trying to grab the attention of President Donald Trump and gain greater U.S. support by dangling… 04/06/2017 Aimas