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A review of projects in Xayaburi province fails to disclose the names of corrupt officials.

Sanctioned politicians and their family members are banned from entering China’s mainland, Hong Kong and Macao.

In a speech, Kim Jong Un’s sister blamed South Korea for an outbreak, but North Koreans want an improved economy.

Armed conflict and a drought in the country's 'rice bowl' region are behind the sharp rise in costs.

Armitage spoke with RFA about China’s recent military exercises near Taiwan.

Critics say the charges are fraudulent and designed to keep her out of the public eye.

COVID-19 quarantine restrictions and a crackdown on dissent have dealt a blow to the city's international status.

More than 50 members of the Early Rain Covenant Church are accused of attending an 'illegal gathering.'

More than 800 villagers have been forced to flee their homes since Aug. 2

The visit is part of a wider trip to Asia to discuss trade and investment, and international security

Survivors of Laos dam break 4 years ago say the government still hasn’t cleared their farmland of debris.

Mae Sam Lab village, Mae Hong Son province, Thailand

Online e-book publishing could offer yet another channel for China-backed disinformation operations, analysts say.

The warning comes as Tibet’s capital Lhasa undergoes a three-day ‘disinfection’ for the virus.

Experts say junta restrictions on imports and exchange rate manipulation are to blame.

Nguyen Thi Thuy and Ho Nhut Hung refused embassy staff's request that they return to Vietnam.

Zhou Xiaoxuan asks the court and police some tough questions as her appeal is rejected due to 'lack of evidence'

Factory after factory lays off staff, suspends production, furloughs employees or shuts down altogether.

The death toll is probably much higher after a week of fighting between junta forces and pro-democracy militia.

The drills will ‘increase trust and friendship,’ China’s Defense Ministry says.

Activists say the move is unconstitutional as there is no Law on Protests.

One woman had her nose broken after being punched in the face by a police officer.

Maj. Hoang Van Minh has allegedly confessed to using his cell phone when he hit and killed a high school student.

The environmental damages caused by several dams along the Mekong River threaten the livelihood of many local fishermen.

Sources say Tabayin, Ye-U and Ayadaw have been pounded by air and by land.

The weavers say the coronavirus and the military coup dealt twin blows to the weaving industry.

The grass is used to produce natural fertilizer in a country short of chemicals.

If legislation passes, the Philippines would join other countries with their own names for the South China Sea.

In a separate hearing, the 5-year sentence of a third worker is upheld, however.

Youth organizers linked to the United Front Work Department offer 'mentorships' to Hong Kong students in the U.K.