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The Burmese capital suffers its deadliest explosions since 2005.

A powerful earthquake rocks western China.

Peasants protesting a secret land sale clash with police in southern China.

Chinese officials shut down transportation services between northwestern China and Kyrgyzstan.

Authorities refuse medical parole for a jailed Chinese activist.

Nural Islam, a top Rohingya leader, says his people are persecuted in Burma, and are unwanted as refugees in Bangladesh and in Southeast Asian countries.

Bangladesh won’t recognize thousands of asylum-seekers, as health experts decry their plight.

An academic and an activist describe Burma’s harsh treatment of the Rohingya. They also provide accounts of conditions in refugee camps in Bangladesh.

China has slashed its imports of Iranian oil despite strong growth in demand.

Machu county monks get a warning, a month after student protests there.

The health of Chinese activist Hu Jia is said to deteriorate.

Beijing keeps a close eye on a neighboring republic in chaos.

In China’s northwest, alleged contacts with outside groups bring a stiff jail term.

In the foreword of their latest report about security online, experts call for a summit and the creation of information exchange mechanism across borders.

Outspoken Chinese rank high in early results.

A blue-ribbon task force says Washington should take a new tack in engaging Burma.

A new group of hackers, said to be based in China, is targeting sensitive political information.

China's annual grave-sweeping holiday takes a political turn.

Brothers blame raids and arrests on pressure from China.

China is urged to release detailed impact assessments on upstream dam development.

Beijing's investment in Belarus marks move into Russia's "sphere of influence."

Fishermen and farmers in downstream countries are protesting the impact of China's dams. But experts say that the dams also give China a huge potential for ...

China blacks out news about the trial of an activist who helped victims of a tainted milk scandal.

The country is believed to be the world's leading executioner.

China's investigative reporters work in a challenging environment to get the story out.

Experts cite missteps in China's exchange rate wrangle with the United States.

RFA President Libby Liu blogs on “China’s Google Syndrome”

The friend of a missing Chinese rights lawyer says he is alive, but under tight restrictions.

Lao Hmong forcibly repatriated from Thailand say they want to be resettled again.

Police hold two, including a former official and a police officer.