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By Li Xiaokun from China Daily Beijing's presence in Southeast Asia is insulated from the United States' apparent renewal of interest in the region, experts said. The reaction from experts was made after Kurt Campbell, the US assistant state secretary for East Asia and the Pacific, said last week that US President Barack Obama... 

By Neil Espirova and Julie Ray from Gallup Every day, migrants leave their homelands behind for new lives in other countries. Reflecting this desire, rather than the reality of the numbers that actually migrate, Gallup finds about 16% of the world's adults would like to move to another country permanently if they had the chance.... 

By Alex Frangos and Bob Davis from Wall Street Journal Concerns are mounting that efforts by governments and central banks to stoke a recovery will create a nasty side effect: asset bubbles in real-estate, stock and currency markets, especially in Asia. The World Bank warned Tuesday that the sudden reappearance of billions of...