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Asia
Myanmar's Suu Kyi favoured to win ahead of general election
Leader Aung San Suu Ky is backed by a population that still largely sees her as a heroine of democracy despite allegations of genocide.
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Political unrest
King of compromise? Thailand's Vajiralongkorn plays the long game in face of protests
As the royal family embarks on a mission to improve its image, critics see similarities between the latest tensions and a 44-year-old national tragedy.
- by Michael Ruffles
World politics
Rumours Putin may step down as he is granted lifetime immunity
The Kremlin has denied speculation that Vladimir Putin is on the brink of resigning, after a new law that would grant him lifetime immunity from prosecution.
- by Theo Merz
China relations
China's trade threats hit Australia with 'psychological warfare'
Australian exporters have accused the government of abandoning them as Beijing's trade tactics and propaganda show the first signs of significant political impact.
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Darren Gray
Hong Kong protests
China launches Hong Kong hotline to report law breakers
Some residents say it has echoes of China's Cultural Revolution during which turning in friends and family meant proof of allegiance to the Communist Party.
- by Sophia Yan and Jasmine Leung
What You Said
'We surrender or walk away': Readers respond to new trade concerns from China
For some readers commenting on the unfolding trade escalation with China, it was a case of "reap what you sow" for Australia. Other readers were clear Australia needed to stand its ground on foreign policy and human rights issues: "security trumps trade every day of the week".
- by Orietta Guerrera
China relations
Xi says it's 'ill advised to hurt the interests of others' as Australia braces for $6 billion hit
China's President has told thousands of exporters that Beijing does not want to hurt other economies as state media reports a ban on seven key Australian products is imminent.
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Darren Gray
Coronavirus pandemic
Indonesia coronavirus cases dip but experts remain cautious
Indonesia's coronavirus infection rates have dipped below 4000 cases per day for a week - but it's not out of the woods yet.
- by James Massola and Karuni Rompies
China relations
China's $6 billion trade stoush: Fears wheat is next Australian target
Australian wheat exporters are nervously watching the escalating trade dispute with China amid fears they could be Beijing's next target.
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Darren Gray
Defence
Kim regime building submarine able to fire ballistic missiles: South
A South Korean MP has revealed details of a security briefing on the North's plans.
- by Sangmi Cha
Hong Kong protests
Hong Kong journalist arrested after investigating police misconduct
The government began a review into RTHK's operations after the broadcaster ran an interview with a WHO official who was asked an awkward question about Taiwan.
- by Austin Ramzy and Elaine Yu