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N. Korea nuclear test: UN issues quick condemnation, but how far will it go? (+video)

US Ambassador Susan Rice says the Security Council's quick and unanimous condemnation of North Korea's nuclear test is a sign the UN response will be 'credible.' But all eyes are still on China.

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North Korea tests third nuclear device, prompting emergency UN meeting (+video)

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Tibetan man sentenced to 13 years for 'inciting' self-immolation of monk

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Japan: China used weapons radar in disputed waters

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China Navy frigate locked weapons radar on Japanese destroyer

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N.Y. Times hacked: How large is China's campaign to control, intimidate?

Japan boosts defense as some in China and Taiwan agree on disputed islets

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For Chinese studying in US, graduating into an uncertain future

First Tibet 'self-immolation' convictions in China, as fiery deaths near 100

In Gear Beijing to scrap 180,000 polluting cars

Global News Blog Good Reads: Mexico City cleans up, avoiding 'truth,' and a rare visit to North Korea

What does the world expect from newly confirmed Secretary of State John Kerry?

US sees signs that China is tiring of North Korea's antics

Japan's Abe: Will the hawkish nationalist have to rule as a moderate?

Energy Voices Air pollution in Beijing: Off the charts and (now) on the agenda

Heavy smog in Beijing prompts uncharacteristic government transparency (+video)

Beijing air pollution at dangerous high