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Russia’s threatening posture toward Ukraine has drawn widespread international concern, but the Pivot to Asia has so far drawn less attention.

Analysts say Beijing has quietly replaced Hong Kong-based directors of a key cultural sector company with its own officials.

The fledgling National Unity Government is trying to unify numerous local “People’s Defense Forces” that have sprung up across Myanmar.

Dawei has had 11 people killed and 100 arrested since the Feb. 1 military takeover.

Kem Sokha is working to convince the ruling party to normalize politics after a three-year deadlock.

The military regime is seen as trying to project normalcy, but most students and teachers oppose the junta.

Mother Nature founder Alex Gonzalez-Davidson speaks out on Cambodia’s jailing of young environmental campaigners and the shrinking space for dissent under Hun ...

The farmers say, since the government imposed a lockdown last month, they have no place to sell their produce.

The generals ruling Myanmar appear to fear the country’s young because 'they have the courage to fight back,' one rights group says.

China, a relative latecomer in space exploration, derives great national pride from its hard-charging program, including plans to build a space station by late ...

Officials ignored regulations and allowed subordinates to handle sensitive materials.

Myanmar’s army threatens the sister of the highest-ranking officer to defect to the junta opposition movement.

Oncologist Zhang Yu says the failure to find evidence of wrongdoing by a Shanghai colleague is 'out and out lies.'

Emissions from coal consumption may continue to grow.

The family of Chang Weiping has been prevented from complaining through official channels about allegations of torture and falsification of evidence.

Residents of Dawei, in southern Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region, have turned out by the thousands for near-daily marches against the military regime.

One critic likened the hostage-taking tactic to “the work of a terror gang."

Nury Turkel, a US commissioner on religious freedom, also calls for pressure on China to end genocide.

Pin Kimseng's body was found bearing signs of physical assault, including bruising, bleeding ears, and a broken neck.

Fifteen cities and provinces trace cases back to of the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases.

Experts say the purchase of British payment services provider Connectum Limited should raise red flags for British financial regulators.

An award-winning journalist who investigated police violence during the 2019 protest movement flees to the democratic island of Taiwan.

Tibetan settlement officers are trying to procure medical resources from Indian authorities in their respective states, with some states beginning to impose ...

The Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved the Sinopharm vaccine donated by the Chinese government for emergency use among the general population.

Myanmar democracy activist Min Ko Naing discusses the shadow government’s new militia and the Civil Disobedience Movement.

The judge said he wanted to deter others from attending similar protests in future.

People wonder if even stricter quarantine measures are about health or testing their loyalty.

Niu Tengyu's mother says he seems unable to move two of the fingers on his right hand following a complaint about torture in detention.

Supporters say the People’s Defense Force is the first step toward forming an alliance with ethnic rebel group.

Laos says it will prosecute two female "super spreaders" who hit nightspots with Thai friends.