US Urges Myanmar to Avoid Reprisals After Attacks Kills 89
YANGON — An attack by ethnic Rohingya militants in western Myanmar left 12 security personnel and 77 Rohingya Muslims dead in a dramatic escalation of communal violence that has plagued the region, as the United States urged authorities to avoid a response that would inflame the tensions.
Annan Urges Economic, Social Reform in Myanmar State
YANGON — A commission led by former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Thursday recommended economic development and social justice to counter deadly violence between Buddhists and Muslims in Myanmar's Rakhine state, stressing that the government of Aung San Suu Kyi must act quickly and decisively, even in the face of public opposition.
US to Limit Visas From 4 Nations That Won’t Take Deportees
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is poised to impose visa restrictions on four Asian and African nations refusing to take back their citizens who've been deported from the United States, officials said Thursday.
Malaysian MP to Meet Trump at White House on Sept. 12
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak will visit Washington on Sept. 12 at the invitation of President Donald Trump.
Late Burst Lifts Lin Dan Into Badminton Worlds 3rd Round
GLASGOW, Scotland — Lin Dan stepped up a gear just in time to avoid an upset against Emil Holst of Denmark in the second round of the badminton world championships on Wednesday.
Cambodia Shutters Independent Radio, Boots out US NGO
PHNOM PENH — Two independent Cambodian radio stations that allowed rare criticism of the government said Wednesday they are being forced to shut down, further limiting opportunities for political activity and expression ahead of next year's general election.
Lee Chong Wei Loses in 1st Round of Badminton Worlds
GLASGOW, Scotland — This wasn't what Lee Chong Wei put off retirement for.
He'd beaten Brice Leverdez seven times previously, including in March as he was winning another All England Open.
103-Year-Old Cambodian Woman Becomes US Citizen
LOS ANGELES — A 103-year-old Cambodian woman who survived starvation, suffering and war in her native land beamed and waved a tiny American flag on Tuesday as she became a United States citizen.
Search Underway for Missing Sailors; Navy Chief Orders Probe
SINGAPORE — The U.S. Navy ordered a broad investigation into the performance and readiness of the Pacific-based 7th Fleet after the USS John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker in Southeast Asia, leaving 10 U.S. sailors missing and five injured.
English Soccer Embraces Payback for Asian Money
LONDON — Perhaps it's just a clever ploy to sell the caffeine-packed drinks produced by the competition's title sponsor.




















































