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Prize-winning photos document the pace—and the price—of China’s economic growth.

At least three Tibetans are said to have been executed in connection with a 2008 uprising against rule by China.

Cambodia vows to crack down on safety violations by factory owners.

Cambodia vows to crack down on safety violations by factory owners.

Violence erupts again over development of Chinese farmland.

A Laotian NGO worker describes how her childhood led her to her current work.

Tibetans say they were victimized by a Chinese firm.

Chinese authorities make an unusual arrest in the Mongolian capital.

Chinese dissidents and officials clash at the storied Frankfurt Book Fair.

Police restrict mourners from marking the birthday of a Chinese Communist Party reformer.

New carbon targets for the United States and China could stabilize greenhouse trends, energy agency says.

An interview with Xu Zhiyong, a mild-mannered Chinese legal activist detained and then, surprisingly, released.

The Tibetan region reports its first death from the H1N1 virus, and residents fear more deaths to come.

A Chinese firm may seal a new deal in Africa despite corruption allegations.

Hanoi takes new steps to quash dissent.

A Burmese-American faces new charges and a lengthy jail term.

Hired thugs attack villagers protecting a collectively owned mine in central China.

A Chinese court hands down stiff sentences in restive Xinjiang, but will they prompt a backlash?

The lawyer of a Chinese democracy activist is asking tough questions of Hong Kong.

Though some export controls may be eased, security concerns regarding China remain.

Will a cold shoulder from the White House for the Dalai Lama yield progress in Tibetan talks with China?

Officials say some 150,000 children are living rough on China’s streets.

The lawyer for a Vietnamese democracy activist slams a conviction.

Chinese Internet users want online curbs lifted.

Coercion, graft, and underage recruits: Former soldiers describe widespread abuses.

The Tibetan spiritual leader meets with top U.S. lawmakers but not with President Obama, who will go to China in November.

Like instant noodles, instant coffee now has an elite following in North Korea.

A former top Communist Party aide says fighting corruption is easier in Taiwan.

China's Cultural Revolution was a period of enormous political and social upheaval. RFA broadcaster Zhang Min, a child at the time, recalls her experiences.

Villagers complain of noise and dust from a chemical fiber plant.