VOA Asia hears from the Deputy Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor on new North Korea sanctions. A U.S. stopover by Taiwan's president sparks controversy. Top Chinese CEOs react to doing business under a Trump presidency. Cambodians start small businesses in Georgia. Korean-American Day art.

US to examine handling of Clinton email probe during 2016 presidential election. Possible mistaken identity case involving Britain, Italy & Eritrea. Social media trends. David Bowie's last band CD.

Donald Trump wants to stop foreign hacking of data, including by China. Questions continue about North Korean ICBM claims. Indonesia wrestles with blotting out fake news. China has new rules to ensure corruption investigators are not corrupt. Wearable technology developed by a Chinese-American could help your workouts.

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International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Attorney General Jeff Sessions defends his civil rights record, Turkey's president wants to expand his powers and why an author promotes messiness and a means to foster creativity.

VOA Asia explores the possibility of Chinese online giant Alibaba boosting U.S. small business exports. Former CIA chief David Petraeus speaks exclusively to VOA about China, Taiwan and the South China Sea. Fake news in Indonesia. Comfort women controversy. Smog may cloud your future.

President Obama's farewell speech. Inauguration plans for Donald Trump continue. New music out of Britain. An arrest in the VW scandal.

Russia denounces claims it interfered in the U.S. presidential election, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says his forces on on the road to victory and female musicians try to balance the challenges of raising a family while performing.

VOA Asia brings news from the U.S. Navy as it re-balances in Asia, UN human rights rapporteur not able to visit refugee camps in Myanmar, Trumps seeks business help from Alibaba, Dementia in Japan, China's space ambitions, an Indonesian singer makes a comeback.