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A Chinese air hub to rival Hong Kong's

Posing a potent threat to Hong Kong's position as Asia's second-biggest air hub, a $2.4 billion airport will open in Guangzhou, China, Thursday.

Japanese roots, American pursuits

A number of Japanese-Americans are awakening to an unsettling realization: that it may be up to them to fight to preserve their culture.

Pacific nations to confer on growth

Representatives of Pacific nations, which are among the world's poorest and smallest, meet in Samoa this week to devise strategies for economic growth and better governance.

Candidate challenges Indonesia's vote count

Lawyers for a former army general demanded on Monday that Indonesia's highest court award him one of two spots in a presidential election runoff next month.

Flooded Bangladesh badly needs water

With 40 percent of this capital city flooded, water is everywhere, but it is mixed in with sewage and not safe to drink.