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Support for a Beijing 2022 Winter Games boycott over Xinjiang atrocities grows.

Hanoi is home to a unique style of building - the “tube house,” known as nha ong in Vietnamese. The tall, narrow and brightly colored structures can be found ...

Information ministry directs local authorities to tighten controls on ‘unlawful information.’

Monk Kaythara goes from preaching not to kill to learning how to kill.

In a statement rebutting the criticism, UNHCR said it had clear policies in place to ensure data was kept safe when the agency registered refugees,

The National People's Congress passes a data security law preventing the transfer of 'important' data with hefty fines for non-compliance.

Nguyen Tuong Thuy has contracted scabies while in jail, his wife says.

The blogger first shared programming tips, later launching a campaign to counter government brainwashing and censorship.

Sources uncertain who is first in line to receive Sinopharm jab.

Anti-regime activists decry new military tactic while clergymen appeal against shelling places of worship.

Iminjan Rahmitulla had built major shopping bazaars and opened markets in Central Asia.

Floods are common in Laos during the annual rainy season from May to September.

Human Rights Watch calls the trial a move by Myanmar's military to remove any chance of future opposition to its rule.

Even the capital Pyongyang is suffering major price shocks as rice prices rise nearly 30 percent.

Analysts say it would be unwise for Manila to weaken its alliance amid China’s aggressive moves in the South China Sea.

Chung Hoang Chuong had posted articles online that authorities said had 'distorted' the official account of the deadly Jan. 9, 2020 land-rights clash at Dong ...

Xie Yanyi is forcibly returned to Beijing, while reams of evidence linked to the death of Guo Hongwei are confiscated by police.

After decades of civil war, Cambodia is one the most heavily landmined countries in the world. It has more than 621 square miles of land still contaminated.

President Tsai Ing-wen reads her island nation's first mention by the group as a sign of 'unwavering support.'

French nuclear firm Framatome says it is working to address 'any potential issue' at the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant.

The Philippines is one of few Southeast Asian countries to make such agreements public, analysts say.

U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy vows to look into the use of defoliants in Laos during the Vietnam War.

Families and experts call the cases ‘unacceptable’ and say they are meant to intimidate the public.

The country’s least developed state is dealing with a refugee crisis as well as a COVID-19 outbreak.

Defense official says full access would go against Cambodia’s sovereignty.

Angry residents say self-reliance is ‘fiction’ and not a real solution to economic problems.

Seven weeks after emergency summit, Southeast Asian bloc has not yet named a special envoy to Myanmar.

A high-ranking EU official joins a chorus of international criticism over a draconian national security law imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong.

As coronavirus cases surge, Vietnam authorities have imposed lockdowns on several parts of the country to contain the virus.

The move could deal a blow of uncertainty to the city's once-vibrant film industry.