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Chinese Police Detain Maoist Leftists Ahead of Ruling Party Centenary Jun 09, 2021 A nationwide operation is being coordinated by police in Shandong's Jining city, a Taiwanese news agency reports. Elite North Korean Farm Sells Chicken Embryos as Heath Supplements to Raise Cash Jun 08, 2021 State funds are so low that the supplier of meat to Kim Jong Un is hawking unhatched eggs as health supplements. More Than 10,000 Displaced by Renewed Fighting in Myanmar’s Battle-Ravaged Chin State Jun 08, 2021 Fighting led to additional casualties Tuesday, as refugees remain desperate for food and supplies. Cambodia Announces Highest Daily COVID-19 Death Toll Jun 08, 2021 Three more deaths confirmed in Vietnam as government collects funds for vaccination scheme. ASEAN, Beijing Agree to Self-Restraint in South China Sea Jun 08, 2021 China, meanwhile, assures Burmese junta that domestic situation in Myanmar will not affect bilateral friendship. Chinese Students Clash with Police in Protest over Plans to Force College Mergers Jun 08, 2021 At one school in eastern China, students detained the college dean for 30 hours and tried to prevent police from getting close to him. Myanmar Military’s Killings of Children Are ‘Serious Crimes,’ Says Opposition NUG Minister Jun 08, 2021 Aung Myo Min, human rights minister in the parallel government, says at least 73 children have died since the Feb. 1 coup. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 883 Next 30 items
Search results 26482 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Video Commentaries About Us US-China Sanctions Raise Questions for Trade Policy Jun 11, 2021 New bans on investment in Chinese companies come on the heels of renewed trade and economic talks. Never Count Your Chickens Jun 11, 2021 Ungok Ranch, the meat and poultry farm that has served Kim Jong Un and the previous two generations of North Korea’s ruling family, is hawking chicken embryos ... China Passes New Law Banning 'Defamatory' Speech About Military, Police Jun 11, 2021 Observers say the ban represents further tightening of controls on what can be said in public. A Dozen Dead in Myanmar Military Plane Crash, Including Prominent Senior Monk Jun 10, 2021 A Buddhist group has called on the junta to release nearly 20 activist monks. Elderly Activist Inmates Increasingly Positive For COVID-19 in Cambodia’s Penal System Jun 10, 2021 Reports of new infections come as Cambodia marks its 300th death from the disease caused by the coronavirus. Hundreds of Families Forced to Move for Lao Coal Plant Expansion Jun 10, 2021 Villagers demand more in compensation, worry about life in a relocation village. North Korea Diverts Electricity from Provinces to Keep Pyongyang Powered Jun 10, 2021 Construction projects in the capital prioritized as rural residents stumble in the dark. Uyghur Camp Inmates Detail ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ in New Amnesty Report Jun 10, 2021 Former detainees describe tiger chair restraints, beatings, and neglect in Xinjiang detention facilities. UN: Southeast Asian Meth Trade Grew in 2020 Despite COVID-19 Controls Jun 10, 2021 Seizures of the drug in Southeast and East Asia swelled 19 percent last year – a record. China Passes Law Countering Foreign Sanctions Over Rights Abuses Jun 10, 2021 The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) sends a 'strong message' to the international community ahead of the G7 summit. Police in Beijing to Clear Tiananmen Square For Centenary Run-Through Jun 10, 2021 The rehearsals point to a centenary performance unseen in the city since the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic. China Detains Two For Social Media Comments About COVID-19 Jun 10, 2021 The ruling Chinese Communist Party is aiming for total control of a one-way flow of information, observers say. Myanmar Junta Drops Terrorism Charges and Releases 10 Ethnic Rakhine Figures Jun 10, 2021 The released detainees include siblings of Arakan Army (AA) Commander-in-Chief Maj. Gen. Tun Myat Naing. Nearly 230,000 Displaced in Fighting Between Junta and Militias, Ethnic Armies Since Myanmar Coup Jun 09, 2021 The country’s refugee crisis is out of control and getting worse, observers say. Senate Act to Aid US Competition With China Prompts Backlash From Beijing Jun 09, 2021 The bipartisan bill would buoy Biden administration efforts to reduce supply chain reliance on China. Cambodia Celebrates First Drop of Offshore Oil Despite Major Petroleum Setback Jun 09, 2021 Activists say developer KrisEnergy’s bankruptcy is a major embarrassment for the government. Interview: NUG Urges China to 'Understand the True Situation' of Myanmar Jun 09, 2021 'Though the entire world can hear the voices of our people, our neighboring countries pretend not to hear them,' says shadow foreign minister Zin Mar Aung. Uyghur Relatives Deployed by China to Counter Abuse Testimony Rejected as ‘Forced’ Witnesses Jun 09, 2021 China stages a news conference to discredit grim accounts heard by the June 4-7 Uyghur Tribunal. Myanmar Shadow Government Distrustful of Chinese-ASEAN Approach to Crisis Jun 09, 2021 NUG’s foreign minister says restoring status quo ‘would not bring about true democracy.’ Cambodia’s Silk Weaving Industry Unravels As COVID-19 Spreads Jun 09, 2021 Weavers say they have trouble getting raw silk, and they don’t have markets to sell their products. Justice Delayed For Jailed Activists, RFA Journalists in Cambodia Jun 09, 2021 The Phnom Penh Municipal Court denies bail to union leader Rong Chhun and activist Sar Kanika. Chinese Police Hold Billionaire With Links to Fall of Zhou Yongkang Jun 09, 2021 Liu Canglong's detention comes as banking regulators investigate Sichuan Trust Co., which he controls. Two Years After Million-Strong Protest, Hongkongers 'Saddened' by Loss of Freedom Jun 09, 2021 The authorities have launched an ever-widening crackdown on political dissent in response to the 2019 protest movement. Chinese Police Detain Maoist Leftists Ahead of Ruling Party Centenary Jun 09, 2021 A nationwide operation is being coordinated by police in Shandong's Jining city, a Taiwanese news agency reports. Elite North Korean Farm Sells Chicken Embryos as Heath Supplements to Raise Cash Jun 08, 2021 State funds are so low that the supplier of meat to Kim Jong Un is hawking unhatched eggs as health supplements. More Than 10,000 Displaced by Renewed Fighting in Myanmar’s Battle-Ravaged Chin State Jun 08, 2021 Fighting led to additional casualties Tuesday, as refugees remain desperate for food and supplies. Cambodia Announces Highest Daily COVID-19 Death Toll Jun 08, 2021 Three more deaths confirmed in Vietnam as government collects funds for vaccination scheme. ASEAN, Beijing Agree to Self-Restraint in South China Sea Jun 08, 2021 China, meanwhile, assures Burmese junta that domestic situation in Myanmar will not affect bilateral friendship. Chinese Students Clash with Police in Protest over Plans to Force College Mergers Jun 08, 2021 At one school in eastern China, students detained the college dean for 30 hours and tried to prevent police from getting close to him. Myanmar Military’s Killings of Children Are ‘Serious Crimes,’ Says Opposition NUG Minister Jun 08, 2021 Aung Myo Min, human rights minister in the parallel government, says at least 73 children have died since the Feb. 1 coup. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 883 Next 30 items
