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[...] Asia News Weekly kicks off this episode revisiting one of the major stories from last week – Japanese Prime [...]

[...] where does China go from here. These stories and more are on the December 19th edition of Asia News Weekly. The Sydney Siege Sydney, Australia was rocked this week when Man Haron Monis siezed the [...]

[...] This March saw the creation of Asia News Weekly. A new podcast, featuring some of the regions best news stories in an effort to jumpstart [...]

[...] sex slave talks come to an end. These stories and more are on the December 5th edition of Asia News Weekly. What’s next for Hong Kong? The landscape of the Hong Kong protests changed dramatically [...]

[...] It’s Thursday, September 25, 2014, and this is The Asia Brief. The held Valiant Shield in the western Pacific. A massive military exercise aimed at [...]

[...] It’s Tuesday, Sept 16th, 2014, I’m Steve Miller, and this is The Asia Brief. Indonesian officials have arrested four individuals suspected of having ties to the Islamic [...]

[...] Welcome to The Asia Brief for Wednesday, September 17, 2014. Typhoon Kalmaegi battered Hong Kong and Hainan, forcing [...]

[...] This is The Asia Brief for Thursday, September 18th, 2014. The South Korean military detained a US Citizen for [...]

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[...] The Asia Brief. The Asia Brief is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The post UN Approves ICC Measure Against North Korea appeared first on Asia News [...]

[...] the latest developments in the ongoing stagnant relationship between Seoul and Tokyo. While South Korea’s President Park continues to demand Japan to look squarely at its role during World War II, a [...]

[...] The big players in East Asia are China, South Korea, and Japan. Their collective histories are long and intertwined. In the 19th and 20th centuries, [...]

[...] , to answer the questions of where North Korea’s human rights stand, how they compare to South Korea, and how South Korea compares to the rest of Asia. As we move forward this year, what changes [...]

[...] leaders plead for the lives of the Bali Nine and Japan considers ending its currency swap with South Korea. Plus bird flu cases are on the rise in China and scientists say North Korea may have already [...]

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[...] be learned from Germany and what steps should be taken? Asia Now is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Download the show notes here. The post Stories of [...]

[...] preview the East Asia Summit which is set to begin. The Asia Brief is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Download the show notes here. The post APEC: Xi and Abe [...]

[...] action they’re promising and for clashes to occur. The Asia Brief is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Download the show notes here. The post Sewol captain not [...]

[...] update on a Chinese man who received revolutionary 3D skull replacement surgery. Download the show notes here. Asia News Weekly is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- [...]

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[...] full with important updates from the region. First, he explores the current state of the Hong Kong protests. After more than a month, where are the protests headed? Miller explains why the vote [...]

[...] cleared. These stories and more are on the December 12th edition of Asia News Weekly. The Hong Kong protests fade For nearly three months, the residents of Hong Kong took to the streets demanding [...]

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