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Please find a selection of slideshows and videos illustrating news events from across East Asia.

Vietnam's Floating Marketplace

2010-02-08

The Mekong Delta has traditionally served as a nexus of commerce to the people of southern Vietnam, but development is threatening the livelihood of area residents.

Tensions in the Taiwan Strait

2010-02-04

Plans for new U.S. arms sales to Taiwan spark fresh outrage from Beijing, which claims sovereignty over the island. Which side has the military advantage?

Fishing the River

2010-02-01

Rising Mekong waters also expand the Tonle Sap, giving Cambodians a steady fishing income, for a time.

Festivities on the Mekong

2010-02-01

Cambodians gather in the capital, Phnom Penh, to witness annual boat races and fireworks.

Rare Dolphins at Risk

2010-02-01

Overfishing, pollution, and development of the Mekong River in Cambodia could kill off a rare species.

Concerns About a Potential Bubble

2010-01-28

As world leaders and businessmen gather in Davos to discuss the economy, China is both a star -- and a source for concern. Is the country facing a bubble?

Online Censorship in China

2010-01-26

As China's economy soars, its grip on information tightens. This feature will examine the censorship enforced on China's massive online community for the past ten years.

Dam Aims to Power Region

2010-01-26

The Nam Theun 2 dam in Laos aims to turn the Mekong and its tributaries into a major new regional power source, but at what cost?

River Life in Laos

2010-01-22

A look at the intimate connection between the Mekong River and the daily lives of the Laotian people.

Downstream Dangers

2010-01-22

The release of excess rainwater from overburdened dams in Vietnam has catastrophic results on river communities downstream in Cambodia.

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