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China responds to shock election result
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Hong Kong police warn of 'live fire' as stand-off at university continues
Pro-democracy demonstrators holed up in a Hong Kong university campus set the main entrance ablaze Monday to prevent surrounding police moving in, after officers warned they may use live rounds if confronted by deadly weapons.
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K-Pop star Sulli found dead at 25
The K-Pop star, who had retired from girl group f (x) following horrific online abuse, has died.
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A closer look at the arsenal China paraded to stir pride at home — and unnerve rivals abroad
China marks 70 years of Communist rule with a display of military muscle
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China anniversary: Military parade brings out the big guns
China will hold one of its biggest ever military parades on Tuesday as part of its celebrations for 70 years of Communist Party rule, and Beijing is promising to show off a host of new home-grown weaponry.
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Hong Kong students plan to strike as commutes disrupted
The protesters' demands include formally withdrawing an extradition bill that would allow Hong Kong residents to be sent to mainland China to stand trial.
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Chinese paramilitary forces seen conducting exercises across border from Hong Kong
U.S. State Department concerned about gathering, diplomats downplay it as posturing
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Hong Kong protests: How could China intervene?
Hong Kong is now entering its 11th week of unrest, with increasing outbreaks of violence and strikes causing major disruption.
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Hong Kong protests cripple airport for second day
Flight check-in has been suspended at Hong Kong International Airport for a second consecutive day because of anti-government protests.
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Article 370: India strips disputed Kashmir of special status
India's government has revoked part of the constitution that gives Indian-administered Kashmir special status, in an unprecedented move likely to spark unrest.
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Hong Kong protesters disrupt trains, flights as part of territory-wide strike
Peak-hour morning train travel and international flights in Hong Kong were thrown into chaos on Monday as pro-democracy protesters launched an attempted city-wide strike to ramp up pressure on the financial hub's embattled leaders.
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India orders tourists to leave Kashmir over 'terror threat'
Thousands of people, including tourists and Hindu pilgrims, are leaving Indian-administered Kashmir after local officials issued a security alert.
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North Korea launches third 'projectile' in eight days
North Korea has fired an unidentified short-range projectile twice, South Korean officials say, in the country's third weapons test in just over a week.
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New missile launch was a warning, North Korean leader says
South must stop weapons imports, military drills with U.S., Kim Jong-un says via state media
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India successfully launches Chandrayaan 2 rover mission to Moon’s South Pole
India’s space agency has successfully launched a lunar mission after the first was rescheduled due to a technical glitch. It is set to land on the Moon’s South Pole in the hope of making some groundbreaking discoveries.
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Alek Sigley: North Korea accuses Australian of 'spying'
North Korea says an Australian student who had been detained for several days before being released had been "spying" for news outlets.
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Protesters storm Hong Kong parliament, plant powerful symbol
A night of chaos in Hong Kong has seen protesters break in to the parliament, damaging the building and making a statement seen around the world.
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Hong Kong protesters breach the inside of parliament building
A group of protesters in Hong Kong took over the legislature's main building Friday night, tearing down portraits of legislative leaders and spray-painting pro-democracy slogans on the walls of the main chamber.
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Trump Became The First US President To Enter North Korea While Meeting With Kim Jong Un
Trump made history by becoming the first sitting US president to set foot in North Korean territory during his (possibly) surprise meeting with the North Korean leader.
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North Korea calls Trump's tweet 'very interesting' but says it's still waiting for an 'official proposal' to meet at the DMZ
A South Korean government official previously suggested that Trump could be meeting the Kim during his visit, but noted there were no plans for a trilateral summit that includes Moon, according to CNN.
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