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China agrees to sanction North Korea, but how far will it go?

Though the mood in Beijing toward Pyongyang has gradually worsened since North Korea went ahead with recent missile tests, China is unlikely to come down too hard.

Militants attack military base in Thailand's deep south, marines kill 16

Thai king's birthday marks time-out in Thailand's game of thrones

South Korea: If Japan can hunt whales, so can we

Korean missile politics overshadow Seoul nuclear terrorism summit

North Korea quickly names 'great successor' after Kim Jong-il's death

Childbirth and maternal health improve in Afghanistan

More in Afghanistan criticize country's direction. What it means for US troops.

Trade deals: South Korea finally wins FTA with the US, but hurdles remain

Yeonpyeong attack spoils South Korea's appetite for sending food aid to North Korea

Nearly half of Afghans believe country is 'moving in the right direction,' survey says

On Day 1 of India visit, Obama showcases trade deals with US firms

Why only North Korea may be ready for six-party talks

The fuel behind Thailand red-shirt protesters' fire

Afghanistan war: gap grows between US efforts, Afghan expectations

Global News Blog UN Afghanistan drawdown, fraud charges leave tough task for Karzai

Blame game intensifies over Philippines typhoon response

Briefing: Why Thai protesters are taking to the streets again

US brushes off North Korea's overtures

N. Korea threatens strike after US-S. Korea summit

US weighs options to free journalists in North Korea

How big a threat is North Korea?

What can the US do about North Korea?

In Indonesian election, secular parties confirm appeal

Karzai draws criticism for early election call