James Patterson

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South Koreans Worried As Trump 'Abandons' Kurds, Post-WW2 Asia Alliance Feels The Tremors

Opinions will vary widely as to if President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria is an “abandonment” of Kurdish fighters in Syria or is a move to “set things straight” with the Turks. The situation has South Koreans worried that Trump might make a similar move in their country, where nearly 30,000 U.S. troops are stationed, leaving them vulnerable to attacks from North Korea.

Vietnam Bans Film Showing Disputed South China Sea Area As China's

An animated film titled “Abominable” produced by China’s Pearl Studio and the U.S.-based Dream Works Animation has been pulled from Vietnamese cinemas. The reason for the film’s ban is a scene showing China’s internationally contested Nine-Dash Line on a map giving China sovereignty of the entire South China Sea, some of which lie inside Vietnam’s exclusive economic zone.

82-Year-Old Enslaved In US For 65 Years Wants To Go Home, Find Her Family

In an amazing story of perseverance, 82-year-old Fedelina Lugasan from the Philippines says that all she wants to do is go home and try to find some family members after spending 65 years as a slave to a Filipino family that took her to the U.S. when she was a teenager. "I want to go home to Tacloban and find my family," Nanay Fedelina said.

China Building Leverage Over Duterte By Ignoring His Bloody Drug War

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and China’s leader Xi Jinping are like two people in a romantic relationship who will often overlook certain flaws in each other and only see the attractive features. Both countries could benefit from Duterte’s willingness to ignore Beijing’s aggressive actions in the South China Sea while Xi is gaining some leverage by ignoring the international response to Duterte’s bloody and deadly war on drugs.

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