May 20, 2013 -- Updated 0805 GMT (1605 HKT) Edited by Madison Park in Hong Kong

As Syrian forces pound the strategic town of Qusayr with airstrikes, President al-Assad says he's dealing appropriately with the people he calls "terrorists." FULL STORY

Daycare, hour-long lunch breaks and free medicine? It's far from what you'd imagine in Bangladesh's garment factories. But companies that follow the rules worry about unfair backlash from the deadly building collapse. FULL STORY

After battery woes troubled Dreamliner's debut, Boeing's 787 is ready for a comeback in the U.S. Fans already call it Dreamliner 2.0.
CHINA AND INDIA
As Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meets India's leaders, talks come at a delicate time. Just weeks ago -- in one of Asia's least understood disputes -- soldiers from China crossed into an Indian region, writes Jonathan Levine.
STEM CELL CLONING
Molecular biologist David King hits out at the scientists and PR people who he says are selling "false promises" about cloned human stem cells.
It's now possible to visit Beijing for up to three days without a visa. Here's how to squeeze the best bits in.
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