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Chinese Activists Detained While Demanding Release of Ailing Dissident

Activists say Cao Shunli's medical condition worsened dramatically because of a lack of medical treatment

Cambodian Parties Agree to Form Electoral Reform Commission

Move would be a step toward ending political deadlock that has been in place since July

Four Killed in Thailand Protests

Korean Family Reunions Continue

G20 Pledges to Boost World Economy

At Least Four Killed in Thailand Protests

Police say some of the victims were critically injured and the death toll could increase

Koreans Continue Emotional Reunions

Elderly S. Koreans say tearful goodbyes to relatives in N. Korea after brief reunions, first time they have seen each other since they were separated by war in early 1950s

China Tycoon Charged with Murder and Other 'Mafia-Style' Crimes

Liu Han, former head of energy conglomerate Sichuan Hanlong Group and his brother, Liu Wei, among 36 people charged

North, South Koreans Get Reacquainted on Second Day of Reunions

Villagers Call for Postponement of Lao Dam

Conservationists say the Don Sahong dam could damage downstream fisheries and harm the well-being of the rare Mekong dolphin

Corruption Allegations Linger After Vietnamese Official's Death

Pham Quy Ngo, deputy minister of public security, dies just one day after senior Vietnamese official said Ngo should be suspended during probe into graft charges

China Notice on Tibetan Self-immolation Causes Controversy

Ruigai county government notification that has spread across Chinese Internet has 15 clauses that punish families, communities and Buddhist temples of those that set themselves on fire to protest Chinese rule