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Schools are told to ensure they remove books from libraries that could be deemed in breach of the draconian law.

A former 1989 student leader is arrested in Hangzhou 'to settle scores old and new'

This was no run of the mill corruption scandal involving payments to regulators or misuse of public funds.

The two explosions happened one week after a bombing killed a man and injured nine others.

The incident raises questions about the safety of the island's F-16 fleet.

Vague laws allow the government to undermine a constitutional commitment to religious freedom.

Troops offer residents cash to join the Pyu Saw Htee and threaten arson if they refuse.

The directive marks the third time this year officials have been asked to pay more to their government.

The opposition party says abuses during the polling process amounted to vote-rigging.

Anthony Albanese also pledges closer cooperation with Jakarta on trade, security and climate change.

The scandal involved bribery in exchange for supplying hospitals with overpriced test kits.

Three people were injured in the shooting, including 1 who remains in a coma.

Austin Li hasn't been back on social media since the tank-shaped ice cream made an appearance on his show.

Hongkongers in exile turn out in London and Taiwan to mark the bloodshed, calling for the release of activists.

Locals found the bodies on June 4 after troops torched homes in Kani and Khin Oo.

China responds by accusing members of the Five Eyes alliance of carrying out ‘provocative activities’ in the region

PM Hun Sen’s party controls the election committee and improperly sent members to watch polls, opponents say.

A CCP insider’s thoughts on Li Peng's diary to mark the 33rd anniversary of June 4, 1989 (Part 2)

Political bullying before and during the campaign period has cast a shadow over the elections, observers said.

The final day of campaigning in the 2022 Cambodian communal elections

Desperate Laotians cross the border into Thailand where gas and food are cheaper.

A CCP insider’s thoughts on Li Peng's diary to mark the 33rd anniversary of June 4, 1989 (Part 1)

This time around, Beijing uses saltier language in obliquely criticizing Washington.

Two nations’ leaders are expected to discuss AUKUS, the pact among Australia, United States and United Kingdom.

Le Huu Minh Tuan’s sister says he suffers from malnutrition and skin mites.

They were summoned daily by a bell and monitored closely, a village policeman says.

Police place government critics under house arrest, ban them from posting on the topic or speaking to the media.

Zhang says the move is likely retaliation for his lawsuit against the city authorities over his father's death.

At least 115 people have been sentenced to death in Myanmar since last year’s military coup.