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North Korea may curb mining ventures with China to develop its own industry.
Poetry by teenage North Korean defectors, translated into English for the first time.
A fire in Cambodia's capital leaves hundreds of ethnic Muslims homeless.
The wife and children of a jailed Chinese activist are granted U.S. asylum.
The Chinese author of a novel about the Cultural Revolution wins a coveted Asian literary award.
Chinese rights lawyers and petitioners were closely watched and prevented from meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to Beijing.
U.S. President Barack Obama calls on Beijing to restart talks with the Tibetan government-in-exile.
The Obama administration faces new calls for a more robust stance toward Pyongyang.
Netizens split over the visiting U.S. president's calls for China to open up online.
Hundreds of bunkers are decoys, a defector says, while hundreds more contain materiel for a possible invasion.
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