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Discussions on joint patrols in advanced stage as tensions with China mount.

Fans hoping to show solidarity and sing along to 'Rainbow' in ongoing crackdown on community under Xi Jinping.

The executive order will ban some American investments in China's microchip, A.I. and quantum technology sectors.

After UN inquiries on religious persecution, Hanoi denies that the ethnic group exists.

‘We are trying to rehabilitate on a self-help basis,’ says one resident.

Chinese mining companies demolish hills in Cambodia digging for gravel

The companies are blasting the hills for gravel needed to spur Cambodia’s construction boom. But people living near the mines say they’re feeling the impact.

Political rivals claim new National Assembly president appointment was selected for her loyalty to Hun family.

One observer says it’s the ‘military’s attempt to dominate and control all departments.’

‘Model’ real estate developer Country Garden misses interest payments on US$ bonds, causing its stock to plummet.

Some areas are at risk of flash floods as heavy rain feeds mountain streams.

Hu Xingdou calls for an end to 'Wolf Warrior' diplomacy and the rise of political 'struggle' under Xi Jinping

Lai Ching-te, a frontrunner in January’s Taiwanese presidential election, arrives in New York on Saturday.

Four men and six women are held in connection with the now-disbanded 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund for arrestees.

Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. touches on plan while visiting military command on Palawan island.

Men can continue to wear shorts as they please, but women must maintain ‘socialist etiquette.’

China’s increasing investment in Laos in recent years has led to a Mandarin learning boom.

The military junta has trampled on the heart of the pact, an ethnic army leader says.

“If I die, these skills will be lost forever,” traditional Myanmar tattoo artist

Thet Naing says traditional tattoos have “both aesthetic qualities and magical powers.”

Top aid official to visit PNG as Chinese navy’s Peace Ark hospital ship tours Pacific island countries.

Verdict: Partly true

But is so far holding back on any immediate retaliatory moves such as restricting key technology exports.

An eight-month-old child was among the victims of the monastery bombing.

The move prompts warnings that the authorities are about to 'shut the door' on mass emigration, capital flight.

The department of justice says a judge made an error in refusing an injunction banning 'Glory to Hong Kong.'

The Marcos administration has suspended the projects, pending an environmental review.

A media star with ties to the Chinese Embassy wears traditional dresses, sings folk songs and cooks Uyghur dishes.

Beijing promotes alternative vision of Uyghur life amid international condemnation of rights abuses.

Nguyen Van Chuong is believed to be at ‘imminent risk of execution,’ despite allegations of police torture.

Refugees and rights organizations are concerned the data could be used against the refugees.

Experts call for increased conservation area, buffer zones, and awareness efforts.