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Solid-fuel missiles can be launched faster, but North Korea needs more testing, experts say.

The arrests come after pro-Beijing media claimed those firing water guns meant to 'cause trouble.'

Case highlights the plight of ‘hundreds of thousands’ of Kazakhs separated from loved ones, advocates say

Myanmar's junta says a local People's Defense Force bombed a water festival pavilion as Thingyan attacks continue.

Roadblocks and empty streets in Yangon during Myanmar’s biggest holiday

Many residents of Myanmar’s largest city are boycotting Thingyan festivities to protest the 2021 military coup.

Video was likely boosted on social media by pro-China sources, the official says.

Children in poor families are needed for farm labor as planting season begins.

Rescue workers say they are frantically cremating bodies amid the risky security situation.

Nguyen Lan Thang was sentenced to six years in jail for spreading anti-state propaganda.

The government says programmers and companies will be held responsible for any 'subversive' output.

Woman complains on social media of being used to score propaganda points without her consent

Skaters and skiers were caught on video using banned words while playing a game during training.

Lao youths are among those trapped in Kayin state, forced to carry out cyber-scams for criminal groups.

No group has claimed responsibility for the blast near a junta-built water festival pavilion

The Southeast Asian bloc issued a strongly worded statement but 2 days after the fact.

The threat of new attacks has prevented villagers from collecting the dead and injured.

A new school teaches law to ethnic Ta’ang students

Ta’ang Law Academy is hidden in the jungle to keep it out of the reach of Myanmar’s junta forces. But the remote location creates challenges for the students.

The move is the latest in controversy with Thailand over name of the martial art.

The share of Americans who describe China as an “enemy” has jumped from 25% to 38% in a year, a new survey says.

Nguyen Lan Thang was charged with spreading anti-state propaganda.

The junta has approved an increase of nearly U.S.$1 billion on defense spending.

Two Candlelight Party activists say they were hit with steel batons in Phnom Penh last week.

The wife of lawyer Chang Weiping says nobody has seen him since he appeared very thin at his trial last year.

The move comes amid an exodus of journalists amid 'a severe crackdown on freedom of expression,' a report says.

The latest bombing should be a clarion call for international sanctions on the sale of jet fuel to the junta.

Verdict: False

China’s CO2 emissions are also 3 times higher than the US, a new report found.

The move came in retaliation for a landmine and drone attack on troops by local militias.

Wang Dongsheng was responsible for the destruction of a venerated Buddha statue.