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A Chinese ship reportedly rammed a Filipino fishing vessel and left the crew in the water.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he is "sick and tired of the system" amid government corruption.

"Using methods of blatant blackmail and intimidation, the U.S. seeks to force other countries to curtail legitimate trade and economic ties with Iran."

Though Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo was absent from high-level talks in his own region, he has a vested interest in trying to resolve a heated dispute in the Middle East.

Poland wants U.S. support to protect itself from Russia.

"We have a clear memory about what happened thirty years ago, what happened when students assembled peacefully in Tiananmen Square."

The Trump administration argues that Saudi Arabia needs emergency support to protect itself from Iran.

The Lowy Institute's Herve Lemahieu told Newsweek that "dynamics within the old Cold War blocs have been reversed" and "Beijing and Moscow have put old antagonisms to rest" to challenge Washington.

"We only get 79% of the res men get for the same work...uh...photo."

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, works with Angelina Jolie's Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative.

One military expert said Crimea is "bristling with missiles like a hedgehog."

In English the word pogrom has become shorthand for an organized massacre of an individual ethnic group.