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Asia Pacific
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- Iran war reaches into Asia’s farmlands – and everyone’s grocery billsBy Patrick Winn / 5 min
- The ExplainerAs Japan shifts away from postwar pacifism, Takaichi eyes constitutional reformBy Ann Scott Tyson / 4 min
- For many Taiwanese, an opposition leader’s rare trip to China hit the wrong notesBy Ann Scott Tyson / 5 min
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China, a leader in renewables, was prepared for a global fuel crisis
In Trump era, China sees an opportunity to advance its long game
As oil prices surge, Filipinos feel the impact of a distant conflict
What’s behind the global push to ban social media for kids
Why Beijing – a self-proclaimed friend of Tehran – has stayed quiet on the war front
Japan emerges from high-stakes US meeting ‘unscathed’ – but its China woes remain
Asian countries call for belt-tightening as war closes critical oil shipping routes
15 years after Fukushima disaster, Japan is warming up to nuclear power
As US and Russia unbind from nuclear treaty, China’s arsenal has been growing
First LookJapanese prime minister’s party wins supermajority in snap election
Why Japan’s prime minister is gambling with snap elections
The toppling of General Zhang is ‘a Shakespearean moment’ for China
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- In Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Beijing sees lessons for TaiwanBy Ann Scott Tyson / 4 min
- Immigrants pulled out of their naturalization ceremonies are now suingBy Cameron Pugh / 6 min
- The wind chimeBy Dave Bachmann / 5 min
- A war in Europe drags on, and Africans pay the priceBy Vincent Owino, Justice Baidoo, Ryan Lenora Brown / 5 min

