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A Vietnamese official also hinted at targeting Lu A Da’s relatives back home.

Human Rights Watch says auto manufacturers must do better job of minimizing this possibility.

Revelations from a Hong Kong civil trial may leave China liable in an Angolan corruption scheme.

Some drivers are trapped for days on highways as temperatures plummet and emergency relief supplies are sent out.

Authorities and village residents tear down house church in southern Laos

The resistance’s ability to attack aircraft would eliminate a major advantage of the junta.

The White House’s ‘Asia czar’ is now the deputy to Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

The underlying problem is rooted in structural economic problems, experts say.

Beijing-Manila tensions in South China Sea leave agreement elusive, analysts say.

The two neighbors' prime ministers also agreed to further talks on disputed fuel reserves.

During the raid, troops shot dead a woman fleeing the village, villagers said.

Momentum was quickly lost after the release of a landmark UN report a decade ago, according to its chief author.

Chao Veasna posted a photo of his spoiled general election ballot in July as a form of protest.

Ethnic rebels now control Minbya township, and nearly 1 of the state’s 3 military command centers.

Rinchen Tsultrim had written favorably on Tibetan language rights just before his arrest in 2019.

Verdict: False

The people say both the photos and missiles are a waste. They want food instead.

Tough times for Myanmar’s shrimpers

The Ayeyarwady region produces the bulk of Myanmar’s shrimp paste – a Burmese staple. And shrimping was once a profitable occupation. But shrimpers say a ...

Beijing is also urging listed companies to improve investor returns.

Palau, Marshall Islands and Federated States of Micronesia are strategically important to the US military.

But Seoul expects no swift impact on inter-Korean relations.

A rights group accused the troops of using the victims as human shields and torturing them.

Canada-based Chow joins a lengthening list of Hong Kong exiles wanted under a crackdown on dissent back home.

The State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human rights and Labor has not had a confirmed leader for three years.

An RFA investigation raises questions about the legitimacy of a Prince gaming subsidiary.

Soccer superstar apologizes for sitting out Hong Kong match, but one politician says people now ‘hate’ him.

Critics have accused the president of being partisan, although he tried to mollify critics by saying he wouldn’t interfere.

Communities throughout Asia have been preparing for the upcoming Lunar New Year. This time around, the holiday falls on Feb.10 and ushers in the Year of the ...

Cambodian farmers raise goats as an easy way to make money

They’re calling on Cambodia’s Agriculture Ministry to help find markets for their livestock.

But the public is miffed that neither he nor his subordinates are facing criminal charges.