Valentine's Day's Biggest International Haters
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Michael S./Flickr Japan May Force Its Workers to Take Vacation
An existing law requires companies to give employees paid time off. A new one would make them use it.
Yuriko Nakao/Reuters Hong Kong: The View From a Tiananmen Protester
"If you make one step toward, no one can push it back, not even half a step."
Guang Niu/Reuters Why Hong Kong's Protesters Have Their Hands Up
Demonstrators, some of whom have never heard of Ferguson, show their peaceful intentions with their palms.
Bobby Yip/Reuters Behind China's Crackdown on Celebrity Drug Users
How Jackie Chan's son became a casualty of the "people's war" on narcotics
Tyrone Siu/Reuters Transformers 4 and the Perils of Backfiring Product Placement
Some Chinese advertisers are unhappy with how they were portrayed in the film.
Stringer/Reuters A Student Leader on Tiananmen: 'Collective Memories Can't Be Killed'
"There really is no tradeoff needed between civil liberty and human dignity, and being fed," Shen Tong says.
Reuters/Andrew Wong Does Growing Rice Make You Less Individualistic?
Agriculture shapes psychology in China's wheat- and rice-growing regions, a new study suggests.
Beawiharta/Reuters Where the World's Refugees Go (and Where They Shouldn't)
As rich countries erect immigration barriers, asylum-seekers are fleeing to poorer countries where they're less likely to build a better life.
Marko Djurica/Reuters Game of Thrones - Sex and Violence = 'European Castle Documentary'
What happens when HBO's notoriously explicit show gets the Chinese censorship treatment
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