Search results 31140 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodia’s publicity shy king forced into center of political fracas 2022-11-06 Exiled opposition leader criticized Norodom Sihamoni for failing to challenge Hun Sen’s authority. Cambodia’s jute farmers fear the market for their crop is disappearing 2022-11-04 The farmers are calling on the Cambodian government for help. Jute, a fibrous flowering plant, is used to make mattresses, hammocks, sacks and other items. German leader broaches human rights in China, but activists wish he went further 2022-11-04 The World Uyghur Congress and other groups say Olaf Scholz didn’t go far enough during Beijing trip. 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China orders construction of state-run canteens in self-contained community hubs 2022-11-04 Local one-stop shop services will boost state control over food supply, and could be linked to war planning. U.S. offers $5 million for info on North Korean smuggling 2022-11-04 Singaporean national Kwek Kee Seng is accused of helping North Korea evade sanctions. Junta shelling kills 2 family members and injures 2 more in Myanmar’s Sagaing region 2022-11-04 A 13-year-old boy and his grandmother died after being hit by shrapnel. China buys up US technology to keep tabs on its citizens 2022-11-04 The technology helps monitor groups and censor material in places such as the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Vietnamese prisoner of conscience denied family visits after hunger strike 2022-11-04 Trinh Ba Tu's father was turned back this week after two unsuccessful trips to the prison last month. Laos rescues 11 Indian nationals trafficked to work as phone scammers 2022-11-03 Promised high-paying jobs in Singapore and Dubai, they wound up in the murky Golden Triangle economic zone. Uyghur doctor jailed for treating a ‘terrorist’ dies after release from prison 2022-11-03 Another detained Uyghur also dies shortly after his release from jail. Activists march in Phnom Penh ahead of Southeast Asian nations’ summit 2022-11-03 The activists are petitioning ASEAN nations to call for the release of their relatives, who are jailed for their involvement in the opposition Cambodia ... North Korea’s missile splurge cost $70 million – more than a year of imported rice 2022-11-03 Kim Jong Un’s prioritizing weapons over the welfare of his people amounts to crimes against humanity, experts say Beijing residents sent to quarantine for crossing paths with COVID-19 cases 2022-11-03 The move comes after the ruling Chinese Communist Party grants law enforcement powers to neighborhood committees Myanmar junta tries to win support of ethnic political parties to change constitution 2022-11-03 The military regime wants to ensure its power for years to come after a 2023 election. Ethnic Mongolian UN-registered refugee threatened by Chinese agents in Bangkok 2022-11-03 Former Mongolian language teacher Adiyaa and his family remain at risk of kidnapping and forced repatriation. 200 detained in Tibet’s capital Lhasa over COVID protest 2022-11-03 Han Chinese detainees were later freed, but Tibetans are still being held, sources say. British government pledges to curb overseas influence, Chinese infiltration 2022-11-03 Security official says 'urgent' probe under way after Manchester consular staff attack Hong Kong protester. Junta forces seize orphanage in Mandalay region, driving out children and staff 2022-11-03 Myanmar’s military claims the building was being used to house local militia. Taiwan must be ready for a Chinese invasion ‘at any time,’ experts say 2022-11-03 Others say China should learn a lesson from Russia’s drawn-out invasion of Ukraine. Previous 30 items 1 ... 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ... 1038 Next 30 items
Search results 31140 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodia’s publicity shy king forced into center of political fracas 2022-11-06 Exiled opposition leader criticized Norodom Sihamoni for failing to challenge Hun Sen’s authority. Cambodia’s jute farmers fear the market for their crop is disappearing 2022-11-04 The farmers are calling on the Cambodian government for help. Jute, a fibrous flowering plant, is used to make mattresses, hammocks, sacks and other items. German leader broaches human rights in China, but activists wish he went further 2022-11-04 The World Uyghur Congress and other groups say Olaf Scholz didn’t go far enough during Beijing trip. Interview: “Freedom and democracy won’t come without effort” 2022-11-04 Vietnamese lawyer Ngo Anh Tuan speaks to RFA about human rights objectives Biden: U.S. chip subsidies are key for national security 2022-11-04 Chinese reaction to new policies may follow U.S. midterm elections and Biden-Xi meeting at G-20, experts say. 4 years on, some survivors of Laos dam collapse still waiting for promised new homes 2022-11-04 Authorities have been slow to deliver on pledges of compensation and houses after 2018 disaster. In Xinjiang, a scramble to contain COVID 2022-11-04 Satellite images and leaked videos suggest officials have struggled to contain infections. Video of gymnamsium 2022-11-04 Video of gymnamsium Video of Urumqi party secretary 2022-11-04 Video of Urumqi party secretary Video of people lying on bathroom floor 2022-11-04 3 Video of people lying on bathroom floor Video of dirty floor and mops 2022-11-04 Video of dirty floor and mops China moves to take control of private tech firms with 'joint venture' deals 2022-11-04 The move is a significant departure from market-oriented economic policies of the last four decades, analysts say. Pacific nations want compensation commitment from UN climate talks, Samoa says 2022-11-04 The islands are among the most vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather. China, Australia give equipment to Solomon Islands police as rivalry escalates 2022-11-04 Solomon Islands police are under equipped but their weapons have previously been stolen and used in conflicts. China orders construction of state-run canteens in self-contained community hubs 2022-11-04 Local one-stop shop services will boost state control over food supply, and could be linked to war planning. U.S. offers $5 million for info on North Korean smuggling 2022-11-04 Singaporean national Kwek Kee Seng is accused of helping North Korea evade sanctions. Junta shelling kills 2 family members and injures 2 more in Myanmar’s Sagaing region 2022-11-04 A 13-year-old boy and his grandmother died after being hit by shrapnel. China buys up US technology to keep tabs on its citizens 2022-11-04 The technology helps monitor groups and censor material in places such as the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Vietnamese prisoner of conscience denied family visits after hunger strike 2022-11-04 Trinh Ba Tu's father was turned back this week after two unsuccessful trips to the prison last month. Laos rescues 11 Indian nationals trafficked to work as phone scammers 2022-11-03 Promised high-paying jobs in Singapore and Dubai, they wound up in the murky Golden Triangle economic zone. Uyghur doctor jailed for treating a ‘terrorist’ dies after release from prison 2022-11-03 Another detained Uyghur also dies shortly after his release from jail. Activists march in Phnom Penh ahead of Southeast Asian nations’ summit 2022-11-03 The activists are petitioning ASEAN nations to call for the release of their relatives, who are jailed for their involvement in the opposition Cambodia ... North Korea’s missile splurge cost $70 million – more than a year of imported rice 2022-11-03 Kim Jong Un’s prioritizing weapons over the welfare of his people amounts to crimes against humanity, experts say Beijing residents sent to quarantine for crossing paths with COVID-19 cases 2022-11-03 The move comes after the ruling Chinese Communist Party grants law enforcement powers to neighborhood committees Myanmar junta tries to win support of ethnic political parties to change constitution 2022-11-03 The military regime wants to ensure its power for years to come after a 2023 election. Ethnic Mongolian UN-registered refugee threatened by Chinese agents in Bangkok 2022-11-03 Former Mongolian language teacher Adiyaa and his family remain at risk of kidnapping and forced repatriation. 200 detained in Tibet’s capital Lhasa over COVID protest 2022-11-03 Han Chinese detainees were later freed, but Tibetans are still being held, sources say. British government pledges to curb overseas influence, Chinese infiltration 2022-11-03 Security official says 'urgent' probe under way after Manchester consular staff attack Hong Kong protester. Junta forces seize orphanage in Mandalay region, driving out children and staff 2022-11-03 Myanmar’s military claims the building was being used to house local militia. Taiwan must be ready for a Chinese invasion ‘at any time,’ experts say 2022-11-03 Others say China should learn a lesson from Russia’s drawn-out invasion of Ukraine. Previous 30 items 1 ... 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ... 1038 Next 30 items
