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U.S. officials conclude talks with North Korean delegation in New York.

A senior official from Beijing returns home from Taiwan after historic talks with the island's president Ma Ying-jeou sparks violent clashes.

U.S. president-elect Barack Obama gets urging from North Korean defectors and rights groups to keep up the pressure on Pyongyang.

Police have stepped up security requirements for visitors to the Tibetan capital. Meanwhile, the Dalai Lama's envoys wrap up talks with Chinese officials amid ...

People in China wonder, online and out loud, what the U.S. presidential election means for them, and for the world.

China's bureaucracy has impeded food safety regulation, according to U.N. officials, while a new law would continue to divide responsibilities.

Tibet's exiled spiritual leader says he's in good health and still has faith in the Chinese people.

Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in China's formerly booming coastal cities are heading home amid factory closures and labor disputes sparked by the ...

A new Internet code of conduct leaves many questions unanswered.

Three Tibetan Buddhist monks are arrested on suspicion of causing an explosion.

Hundreds of Chinese villagers vow to block construction work at a major international container port.

Two lawyers get six-month jail terms for contempt of court.

Egg producers face more scrutiny after Hong Kong authorities find melamine in Chinese eggs.

A former top official welcomes a European prize awarded to jailed Chinese activist Hu Jia.

The Dalai Lama says he's lost hope in talks with China.

China's rural reform plan may add to energy and environment problems in cities, experts say.

Financial institutions declaring bankruptcy due to high default rates on subprime mortgage loans triggered the financial crisis in the United States, resulting ...

A lawyer for six jailed opposition activists vows to appeal their sentences.

Amid rising demand, Western translators of Tibetan Buddhist texts want to form a guild.

Labor unrest in China spreads as the global economic crisis worsens.

Activist Hu Jia, just moved to a new prison in China, wins a major human rights award.

China's new rural reform plan does not promise faster income growth for farmers, an RFA analysis shows.

Another key figure in Burma's 2007 uprising eludes capture.

Burmese police refuse to summon defense witnesses in the trial of six dissidents, and verdicts are imminent.

Chinese parents whose children died or were sickened by toxic infant milk formula are approaching U.S. lawyers in the hope of suing U.S.-based subsidiaries of ...

Former top Communist Party aide Bao Tong says the recent decision to allow China's farmers to lease or transfer farmland contracted under the "responsibility" ...

China's leaders say they will allow the transfer of land use rights between farmers but stop short of allowing them full property rights, amid a simmering land ...

A U.S. appeals court says 17 Uyghurs must remain at Guantanamo Bay, for now.

Tibetan government workers are briefly detained after a clash that injures a Chinese soldier and policeman.

Four bombings have occurred in and near Rangoon over the last month.