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A focus remains this week on the evacuation of U.S. citizens and Afghan allies from Kabul. And while U.S. military forces lead that operation, they also remain active in the Asia Pacific, with routine movements and exercises that generally don’t get as much attention.
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There are developments this week in the relations between the two biggest economies in Asia. It’s a story that focuses on Taiwan—and also includes the United States. HPR’s Bill Dorman has more in Wednesday’s Asia Minute.
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It’s been nearly two weeks since Guam kicked off a special program to attract visitors with the opportunity for a COVID-19 vaccine. That’s led to a strong response from at least one location in East Asia. HPR’s Bill Dorman has more in Monday’s Asia Minute.
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While COVID-19 cases are declining in most of the United States, they’re on the rise in parts of East Asia. And now that includes one place that’s had a…
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Taiwan is suffering from its worst drought in several decades. While a lack of water is having a number of impacts, it’s really hitting the semiconductor…
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If you’re a fan of bubble tea, you may want to consider some alternatives. The problem is the bubble part or what are called boba and it’s a story that…
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Pineapples are playing a growing role in Asia Pacific politics—at least when it comes to China and Taiwan. A dispute over the fruit has now gone…
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There’s a dispute going on this week across the Taiwan Strait. It’s not related to any military exercises or weapons sales. This dispute is all about…
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In the closing days of the Trump Administration, there are still new developments in certain policy areas. And some of them could complicate transition…
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International travel plans are still on hold for much of the world. That’s definitely the case in most parts of the Asia Pacific — but visitors from one…