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Despite nationalistic rhetoric, Chinese are flocking to Japan

There's a disconnect between government-approved social media rants and personal feelings, commentators say.

Uyghur composer wins Turkish award for TV drama music

Güldiyar Tanridagli’s talent was nurtured by her family from a young age.

Rebels battle for Myanmar junta’s western military headquarters

Arakan Army forces are pounding a hill controlling access to Ann town and the Western Command base, residents say

US tech giants face human rights concerns over Vietnam investments

Executives from Google, Meta made no mention of Vietnam’s freedom of speech crackdown after meeting its leaders.

Cambodia publicly shames maid deported after criticizing Hun Sen

Nuon Toeun was photographed in handcuffs and under armed escort before being detained.

Solving North Korean abduction issue ‘most important task’: Japan’s new PM

Shigeru Ishiba also reportedly said he would consider establishing a liaison office with the North.

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