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When the economy is in shambles and people are hungry, no one wants to hear how bad things are under capitalism.

It's the latest set back in the island's plans to acquire more US defense equipment.

A woman who was in Shanghai throughout the recent lockdown describes a chaotic and Kafkaesque experience.

Former pro-democracy lawmaker and disability rights advocate Fernando Cheung also flees the city for Canada.

Observers say the ostracized junta wants the Kremlin’s political and military support.

Kong Sam An was arrested in September 2020 and sentenced for ‘treason,’ a charge his supporters say is baseless.

A military nurse and her retired doctor husband have joined the opposition to Myanmar’s junta.

Fortify Rights calls on Thai authorities to investigate the incident.

Authorities took other educators form the school to ‘re-education centers,’ but they later were released.

Turkic-speaking Muslim Uyghurs are the biggest target group, with dissidents, writers and activists also at risk.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Beijing is trying to 'distort' democratic processes.

The Hainan, named after the island province, is China’s first Type 075 amphibious assault ship.

Dozens of reporters are jailed in Myanmar, named fifth worst abuser of the media in a global index.

About 800 laborers in Dandong spent their May Day holiday getting tested for the disease

Myanmar photojournalist Ta Mwe describes how he evades arrest while covering protests against the Myanmar junta.

Sources say the military regime won’t allow ASEAN’s envoy to meet Aung San Suu Kyi.

Hun Sen’s government has attacked independent media in recent years to keep his party in power.

Cambodian-American lawyer Theary Seng is on trial for incitement and treason against the ruling Hun Sen regime.

A draconian security law makes journalists in the city think twice before competing for a human rights award.

Police say Alex Kniazev merely had an expired visa, and warned against spreading talk of his arrest.

Citizen journalists Zhang Zhan and Fang Bin are already behind bars for reporting on lockdowns in China.

To mark World Press Freedom Day, reporters spoke to RFA’s Burmese service about the state of journalism in Myanmar.

The eight -vessel flotilla is the largest Liaoning carrier group in recent voyages, state media said.

The threats come as the junta labels several media outlets as ‘destructive to the state.’

Hun Sen uses a May 1 phone call with Min Aung Hlaing to push for progress in failed ASEAN peace bid.

Observers say the prison terms are designed to exclude representatives from the deposed government from elections.

Leaders also announce a defense equipment deal on 135th anniversary of diplomatic relations.

Rail freight between Dandong and Sinuiju suspended less than 4 months after it resumed.

Analysts gauge the foreign policy implications of the May 9 presidential vote.