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Chinese authorities throw an ex-monk into jail for leading protests against Beijing's rule in Tibet in 2008.

A Chinese police raid on a religious gathering follows the detention of unofficial "house" church members across the country.

Policy debate heats up as economy cools.

No change is seen in North Korea's much criticized 'military first' policy after Kim Jong Il's death.

A schoolteacher from northwestern China says he was targeted as part of a racially-motivated attack.

A Chinese court hands a dissident writer nine years in prison.

Anti-human trafficking groups criticize Cambodia for amnesty decision.

Anti-human trafficking groups criticize Cambodia for amnesty decision.

Lao authorities detain several Christian leaders after their prayers draw protests.

Residents of the embattled Chinese town flee tear gas rounds as police seek to disrupt protests.

Hundreds protest in a southern Chinese town as tensions ease in nearby Wukan.

China’s heir-apparent visits Hanoi to ease territorial tensions.

Netizens see a new rule requiring users to register with their real names as a bid to muzzle criticism.

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Kyi comments on issues such as NLD membership and political prisoners.

India's multimillion dollar project gives it a foothold in Burma

Defectors send flying messages to North Korea slamming the hereditary power transfer following Kim Jong Il's death.

Thailand’s prime minister holds talks with the opposition figure who says she is anxious to get elected.

Protest march is called off by a rebellious village in southern China after talks with government officials.

Phnom Penh wants North Korea to end nuclear arms program while Burma again signals it has no atomic "connections" with Pyongyang.

Phnom Penh wants North Korea to end nuclear arms program while Burma again signals it has no atomic "connections" with Pyongyang.

She speaks of the awakening of civil consciousness in China.

North Koreans are weeping in the streets, but is it of their own free will?

China vows to provide support for North Korea during a time of precarious leadership change.

Real political power may be in the hands of a select few as Kim Jong Un looks to fill the large shoes left behind by his father.

Residents protest a power plant they say is polluting their village in China's Guangdong province.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's successor son is expected to be preoccupied consolidating power.

Internet users in China remember the former president for his work in political reform.

The North Korean leader’s lifestyle contrasted sharply with the hardships suffered by his impoverished people.

Authorities in southern China tell protesters that they will target their families if unrest continues.

Questions abound about the young man set to rule North Korea.