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Stories
China factors in Japan's diplomacy sweep.
Japan's government has announced a plan to register 280 isolated islands as state property in a move likely to be seen as provocative by Beijing.
Legal questions raised over Australia's asylum policy
More questions are being raised about claims that two asylum seeker boats have been intercepted and towed back to Indonesia's coastal waters by the Australian navy.
The legacy of media mogul Sir Run Run Shaw
Asia's entertainment world has lost one of its major icon .
China to allow private banks this year
China's economic transition is about to take another great leap forward.
The silent survivor of the Hiroshima bombings
It's been almost 70 years since the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombings that saw the end of World War two.
Tiger shark tracking exposes flaws in conservation
A four-year study of tiger sharks has found flaws with existing efforts to protect them.
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