Asia-Pacific

Chinese job losses prompt exodus

Tens of thousands of migrant workers leave the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou after losing their jobs, officials say.

China makes Taiwan plea to Obama

Beijing urges the new Obama administration in the US to oppose Taiwan's aspirations towards independence.

Bombers' families demand access

The families of three men facing execution for the Bali bombings complain they have been denied a final chance to see them.

Taiwan leader meets China envoy

Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou meets briefly with Chinese envoy and defends talks amid continuing protests.

Taiwan crowd besieges China envoy

Crowds surround a hotel in the Taiwanese capital to protest against a top-ranking Chinese envoy's visit.

Viewpoints

Reflecting on the landmark Taiwan-China deal

Threat as Bali bombers face death

Bomb threats are delivered to Western embassies in Jakarta as three Bali bombers await imminent execution.

Top Chinese envoy in Taiwan talks

The most senior Chinese official to visit Taiwan since 1949 begins talks on improving trade relations between the two sides.

Cordial relations?

Chinese visit reveals distrust felt by many in Taiwan

Tense wait

Indonesia awaits execution of three Bali bombers

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