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Police "were lying dead here and there in the compound, and we had to collect the bodies and prepare them for transport to Lashio,” said a aid worker.

‘Our country is now like North Korea,’ says one man about a military-imposed internet shutdown and news blackouts.

Abduqadir Yapchan was released after being under house arrest since 2016 on specious terrorism charges.

The Chinese government is leveraging civilian assets to pursue its national security interests in the South China Sea, a common practice under China's strategy ...

They don’t trust the vaccines, which have yet to be recognized by the World Health Organization.

Observers say fair trials don’t exist in Xinjiang and that the punishments do not fit the ‘crimes.’

The coronavirus is spreading in the Southeast Asian nation, and workers are increasingly concerned for their health.

Bangladesh asks for US help in repatriating the Rohingya who have crossed into the country as refugees.

Home Office condemns embassy takeover but stops recognizing Kyaw Zwar Minn as ambassador

Kaohsiung municipal councilor Huang Jie survives a bid to unseat her after challenging a pro-China mayor.

Sithon Thippavong had refused local authorities' demand that he cancel a church service and renounce his Christian faith, leading to his arrest.

Authorities threaten criminal penalties and loss of state support for Tibetans found in possession of the banned images.

Shi Minglei says neither she nor the couple's five-year-old daughter can now be used to threaten her husband.

International penalties target Chinese officials as investors weigh costs.

Anyone aiding opposition politicians or activists overseas will 'eventually bear the consequences,' the government warns.

But observers say the holiday should be a time of political reconciliation for the good of the nation.

Leader Kim Jong Un describes "the worst-ever situation in which we have to overcome unprecedentedly numerous challenges."

Beer-drinking, dancing Uyghurs say more about China’s thinking than about the reality in the troubled region.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is unlikely to back any international invention in Myanmar, analysts say.

‘Military in Myanmar arrested Paing Takhon, the most handsome person in Southeast Asia,’ tweets one admirer.

The move aims to further block revenue flows to Myanmar's military, which has killed more than 600 civilians protesting the army's overthrow of the country's ...

The meeting suggests that Malaysia recognizes the Myanmar junta government, social media users and opposition politicians say.

Sources told RFA that at least 11 protesters were killed nationwide on Thursday as the military continues its brutal crackdown.

Anthony Davis, a Bangkok-based security analyst, discusses the strength of the Myanmar military verses that of ethnic armed organizations amid the post-coup ...

Protesters in Myanmar began a “marching shoe strike” on Thursday, placing flowers in shoes at protest locations or in their homes. Organizers wrote that the ...

Under the terms of a 70-year-old mutual defense treaty, the United States will come to the military aid of the Philippines if it is attacked, State Department ...

The US State Department says its commitment to defend the country in the face of Chinese threats is 'rock solid.'

Authorities say that the fences are necessary in Sinuiju, a hotbed for dissidents.

Sagaing region has seen dozens of casualties, including the killing of troops in recent days.

In a rare sighting, the CH-3A (Cai Hong-3A, or Rainbow-3A) tactical UAV was seen flying over Mandalay in late March.