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North Korean Cyber Spies Deploy New Tactic: Tricking Foreign Experts into Writing Research for Them

The experts and analysts targeted in the campaign are influential in shaping international public opinion and foreign governments' policy toward North Korea

Biden Asks Congress to Avert Rail Strike, Warning of Dire Economic Impact

On Monday, more than 400 groups called on Congress to intervene in the railroad labor standoff that threatens to idle shipments of food and fuel and strand travelers while inflicting billions of dollars of economic damage

Canada to Boost Defense, Cybersecurity in Indo-Pacific Policy

Canada is seeking to deepen ties with a fast-growing Indo-Pacific region of 40 countries accounting for almost $37.3 trillion in economic activity

Qatar Signs 27-Year Deal With China as LNG Competition Heats Up

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, competition for LNG has become intense, with Europe in particular needing vast amounts to help replace Russian pipeline gas

Younger Workers Spurn Factory Jobs that Power China's Economy

Many young Chinese are also increasingly adopting a minimal lifestyle known as 'lying flat,' doing just enough to get by

Beijing's Biggest District Urges Residents to Stay Home as COVID Cases Rise

In the capital, two COVID-19 deaths were reported Sunday with many businesses shut and schools in the area shifting classes online

Germany's Scholz Visits Vietnam as Manufacturers Eye Shift From China 

Scholz's stop in Vietnam on his way to the G20 leaders' summit in Indonesia, highlights Vietnam's growing role in global supply chains as many German firms consider diversifying their manufacturing operations

Biden says U.S.-ASEAN pact to address 'biggest issues of our time'

Jailed Hong Kong Lawyer Defies Beijing's Campaign to Subjugate City

Chow Hang-tung, 37, is facing two national security charges, including inciting subversion, a new offense in Hong Kong that carries a maximum penalty of life in prison

ASEAN agrees in principle to admit East Timor as 11th member

Myanmar to dominate ASEAN agenda, but 'little progress expected'

Cambodian PM to give luxury watches as ASEAN summit souvenirs

China Passes New Women's Protection Law, Revamped for First Time in Decades 

White House: Biden to Travel to Egypt, Cambodia, Indonesia for November Summits

First stop is Egypt, where he'll participate in COP27 U.N. climate change summit on November 11

At Least 31 Die as Storm Triggers Floods, Landslides in Philippines

Landslides and floods are frequent in the Philippines, due in part to the growing intensity of tropical cyclones that regularly batter the country

Analysis: China Xi's New Generals Offer Cohesion Over Possible Taiwan Plans

Xi strengthens his grip on China's military command with loyal generals whose collective experience span generations

10 Ways China Has Changed Under Xi Jinping

Here are some of the ways that China has changed under Xi Jinping's decade in power

Southeast Asian Ministers to Discuss Myanmar in Meeting on Thursday

Talks in Jakarta will cover implementation of five-point peace 'consensus' agreed with Myanmar's military rulers last year to try to end conflict in the country, ministry spokesman says

Emails Show Trump Knowingly Pressed False Voter Fraud Claims, Judge Says 

Disclosure made in judge's order to lawyer John Eastman to provide more emails to congressional committee investigating January 6, 2021, attack on US Capitol by Trump supporters 

US Considering Joint Weapons Production with Taiwan

Initiative intended to speed up arms transfers to bolster Taipei's deterrence against China