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President Trump's talks this week with Chinese President Xi Jinping will cover a range of topics. But in the Asia Pacific, one item of particular interest centers on Taiwan.
As you've been hearing this morning on NPR, President Trump has had his initial round of meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping. We know how the story is being covered in the U.S., but what's the view from Taiwan this week?
By: Bill Dorman
A timeline for the potential re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain today. But there is a new development on a crude oil shipment that has made its way to the Asia Pacific.
By: Bill Dorman
It's been nearly two weeks since President Trump returned from his summit meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Right now, there are no immediate diplomatic visits listed on the official White House schedule, but in Beijing, it's a different story.
If you've ever felt that visiting a museum is good for you, you may be onto something. And there's now scientific evidence to back that up.
By: Bill Dorman
Uncertainty continues to surround the Strait of Hormuz as military conflict continues in the region.
By: Bill Dorman
Ocean conservation is a global activity, but it's moving faster in some parts of the world than others. In Australia, discussions are about to enter a new phase. HPR's Bill Dorman has more in Thursday's Asia Minute.
By: Bill Dorman, Dw Gibson, Maddie Bender
Governor Josh Green discusses his veto list and liquefied natural gas; UC Santa Barbara researcher Cat Fong discusses the link between evacuation routes and wildfire deaths.
By: Bill Dorman
Gov. Josh Green has until the end of the month to release his intent-to-veto list. He spoke to HPR's Bill Dorman about the results of this yearʻs legislative session and about exploring the use of liquefied natural gas.
By: Bill Dorman
Gov. Josh Green says that Hawaiian Electric and Japan’s largest power generation company JERA may be close to finalizing a deal on liquefied natural gas.
