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Pence says Myanmar's handling of Rohingya 'without excuse'
SINGAPORE (AP) -- Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi rebuffed criticism from U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and other leaders Wednesday over her governme Full article
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Abe asks ASEAN to fully enforce U.N. sanctions against N. Korea
(2018/11/14)
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Trump mulling a wide-ranging shakeup
(2018/11/14)
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Bangladesh says it is prepared to return Rohingya Muslims to Myanmar
(2018/11/14)
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D-Day for May as she seeks backing for draft Brexit deal
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Death toll of California wildfires climbs to 50, with 200 missing
(2018/11/14)
North Korea
- Abe asks ASEAN to fully enforce U.N. sanctions against N. Korea
- Cuban ambassador denied room at Hilton hotel in southwestern Japan
- Abe, Pence reaffirm cooperation toward nuclear-free N. Korea
- US analysts locate secret North Korean missile sites
- US hints at resuming military drills with S. Korea next spring
Islamic State
- After IS: Scarred children plea for return of 'arrested' father
- After IS: Scars slow to heal after bloody battle for Mosul claimed families, futures
- After IS: Yazidi woman sold as slave by Islamic State struggled to protect her children
- After IS: Children struggle to overcome war wounds in northern Iraq
- Japan war correspondents group calls for release of missing colleague Yasuda
