Russell Goldman

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For decades, couples were generally limited to one child to slow population growth. With a potential demographic crisis looming, the government now wants them to have more.

A global outcry fueled by a sketch on a Chilean comedy show reflected a growing sensitivity to racist, particularly anti-Asian, speech.

The deaths of 20 Indian soldiers in a brawl with Chinese troops was the deadliest clash between the two nuclear-armed nations in decades, but hardly the first.

Turkey’s attack on Kurdish strongholds along the Syrian border has been years in the making.

As the Communist Party celebrates 70 years in power, protests in Hong Kong threaten to overshadow the festivities.

Most Hong Kongers have never seen anything like this summer. But that doesn’t mean the city has come to a halt.

China’s leader made a rare visit to North Korea this week, a two-day trip full of pomp and propaganda.

A state visit between the leaders of China and North Korea comes as each is locked in a dispute with the United States, and both are looking for leverage over President Trump.

The two reporters, U Wa Lone, 33, and U Kyaw Soe Oo, 29, who received the Pulitzer Prize, were to serve seven years in prison.

More than 900 million people — over 10 percent of the world’s population — could head to the polls over several weeks. The government is committed to polling every voter, no matter how isolated.

President Trump and Mr. Kim, the North Korean leader, will meet for the second time at the end of this month. Here’s why and what to expect.

As teams search for Lion Air Flight 610’s black boxes, experts speculate that a faulty pitot tube, used for measuring airspeed, may have contributed to the crash.

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In earlier incarnations, the North Korean leader’s train has featured sumptuous feasts, cases of fine French wines and female entertainers known as lady conductors.

Poor weather and the threat of sharks were hindering emergency efforts.

South Africa responded angrily to comments by an Australian minister who said white South African farmers deserved protection in a “civilized country.”

Paramilitary officers used explosives and heavy machinery to destroy the church, reflecting tensions between Christians and the Communist Party.

The image of a leader being able to launch missiles with the push of one finger has, for decades, instilled fear.

Pyongyang vowed revenge on the United States, which sponsored the resolution, and the Security Council members that approved the measure.