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Residents believe the coronavirus is spreading via illegal border crossings with nearby India.

Both engagements came as military troops entered strongholds controlled by local defense forces.

Prominent Uyghur scholar Abduweli Ayup’s brother and sister are serving time because of his activities abroad.

The Kandal province villagers were trying to stop bulldozers from clearing their rice fields.

School closings further tighten China's restrictions on language rights in Tibetan areas.

Disputes over land use and development are a major cause of social conflict in Cambodia and other Southeast Asian countries.

The move hurts North Korean residents already struggling every day to earn a living, sources in the country say.

Taiwan's attempts to procure vaccines amid a rising wave of COVID-19 transmission has been stymied by Beijing.

The Chinese Communist Party has successfully silenced any public discussion of the protest movement and the bloody crackdown that ended them.

Five years after the Chinese Communist Party scrapped its controversial one-child policy, the CCP unveiled new plans to boost flagging birth rates and reverse ...

The organizer of a now-banned candlelight vigil marking the Tiananmen massacre in Hong Kong on the importance of visible activism.

Penpa Tsering is prioritizing the resumption of Sino-Tibetan dialogue in pursuing the Middle Way policy.

Observers hope Phnom Penh may roll back political restrictions to curry favor with Washington.

But they say that economic activities should be created for the refugees living on Bhashan Char, an isolated site in the Bay of Bengal.

The special warrant and widespread media coverage are typically used only in the case of dangerous criminals, one source says.

Democratic Voice of Burma reporter Aung Kyaw live-streamed his arrest in March, drawing a huge audience.

The space opened a decade ago. It is dedicated to commemorating victims of China's 1989 military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square.

Three Chinese naval ships took part in the operation to lift the submarine, which was found broken in three pieces 2,749 feet down in the Bali Sea.

Ethnic minority families can’t afford school and make kids toil in fields or watch over younger siblings.

'There is no time to waste,' American Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman says.

Dang Hoang Minh is the latest to be jailed for writings 'opposing the State' under Article 117 of Vietnam's Penal Code.

Officials say the June 4 Memorial Museum lacks the necessary licenses to operate as a public 'entertainment venue.'

Tang Jitian's 25-year-old daughter is in an ICU with complications from tuberculosis.

Huang had posted frequently in support of disadvantaged groups in Sichuan seeking redress for grievances against the government.

The fighting comes as the military’s power grab has left a nationwide ceasefire more strained than ever.

Residents of Matoe county have been barred from posting reports on deaths or damage from the May 22 quake, a Tibetan source says.

Some have had to sell their camera equipment to make ends meet, but they say they won’t abandon their profession entirely.

Hushtar Isa had a reputation as a promising Uyghur intellectual and social organizer, says a family friend.

Kuy villagers say the Try Pheap Company is using their ancestral land in central Cambodia’s Kampong Thom province to grow rubber and other industrial crops.

Mixed reactions greet the move, with some in Laos expressing support and others fearing possible arrest.