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The move sparks concerns over privacy and direct government power over people's finances

Cambodia’s Chhim Sithar was charged with “inciting social chaos”

Some were killed in detention, while others in hiding were blocked from medical treatment.

The National Geographic’s ‘unprecedented’ tour hopes to solve some of the ocean’s problems.

China leads the way, according to the International Energy Agency.

The former prime minister also told Asia not to take sides in U.S.-China disputes

Religion is illegal in North Korea, so they will likely be sent to a labor camp.

Residents of Sittwe are struggling to rebuild after Cyclone Mocha hammered western Myanmar.

Lawmakers say they’re near a deal to pay America’s debts, but the fight to get there has aired much dirty laundry.

She is already serving a three-year term for defamation.

The dwindling group of mostly elderly relatives of victims says they won't give up on seeking redress from Beijing

Convincing disgruntled wives to stay with their families amid harsh economic slump seems key thrust of program

As Beijing keeps a watchful eye, Taiwan’s leader delivers a speech in the US to a private audience.

Ho was sent back to jail after allegedly breaking bail conditions despite suffering from lung cancer.

As graduates seek work across borders, older people are bussed in on day trips from Guangdong to eat lunch

Seemingly unprovoked air raid occurred in an area with no fighting, residents say.

Hanoi also rejects U.N. criticism over arbitrary arrest of 9 activists

David Lammy says China must be held accountable for human rights abuses.

In July, Taiwan’s military will hold its first drill at a civilian airport, turning highway sections into runways.

The recent crackdown on corn-based moonshine comes amid food shortages.

The women were handed a 'severe warning' for placing 10 rainbow flags on campus to campaign against homophobia.

'The Chinese government is trying to take away the only source of income for many of these vendors.'

As threats and arrests continue, the EU says ‘inclusive, transparent’ conditions are not in place for vote.

A police official says they may not be deported to their home country.

Police cite the 2019 protest movement, saying they need to ‘safeguard national security.’

In New York, Tsai Ing-wen slams an ‘authoritarian’ Beijing. In China, her predecessor offers only praise.

Military raids, arson attacks, and airstrikes have turned Thantlang into a ghost town.

The intimidation began after Nguyen Thi Ngoc Suong attended an appeals trial for other activists.

Report tracks activities of ‘APT43’ since 2018, elevates status to ‘named threat actor’