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In a broadening campaign to enforce its territorial claims, China says it's beefing up its police powers in the disputed South China Sea and requiring foreign fishermen to ask Beijing's permission to operate within most of the vast, strategic waterway.

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                    [AuthorName] => Christopher Bodeen
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                    [Title] => North Korea holds local elections amid succession
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Il cast a ballot Sunday with his son Kim  Jong Un in rubber-stamp local elections seen as another step toward  strengthening the younger Kim's power as ruler-in-waiting.
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Beijing beefs up police powers in South China Sea

By Christopher Bodeen | January 8, 2014 - 5:23pm

In a broadening campaign to enforce its territorial claims, China says it's beefing up its police powers in the disputed South...

World

North Korea holds local elections amid succession

July 24, 2011 - 7:08pm

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il cast a ballot Sunday with his son Kim Jong Un in rubber-stamp local elections seen as another step toward strengthening the younger Kim's power as ruler-in-waiting.