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China Unveils Fourth Research Station in Antartica
In a global race for resources, China expands its polar footprint
U.S. Senate Approves Democratic Senator Max Baucus as Ambassador to China
Longtime lawmaker with in-depth knowledge of U.S. trade policy is unanimously confirmed
Syrian Rebels: U.S. Cash Boost After Failed Geneva Talks
Claim to have received hundred of thousands of dollars from the U.S. after negotiations with President Bashar Assad broke down
Western Countries Spend Less on Defense While Asian Nations Splurge
Asia’s territorial disputes are the main reason for the increased military expenditure
The Top Four Countries for VPN Use Are All Asian
That means Asians are most concerned with circumventing censorship rules or hiding online activity
Facebook Clamps Down on Syrian Opposition Groups
Pages that helped start the uprising are being shut down
China Denies Plan for South China Sea Defense Zone
Rumors spread by Japan, China’s foreign ministry claims
Iran Gets Its Most Senior Foreign Business Delegation Since 1979
Major French companies visit Islamic Republic following easing of economic sanctions
China Alters State Secrecy Laws for ‘Greater Transparency’
Officials are urged not to cover up public information with state secrecy as excuse
Sri Lanka Infuriated By U.S. Suggestions That It’s Tardy On Postwar Reconciliation
Washington says Colombo is moving too slowly in probing alleged war crimes. Colombo reacts predictably
Japan’s U.S. Envoy Calls For Calm Amid Tensions With China
Kenichiro Sasae wants to see a “very constructive dialogue” in 2014