Search results 29615 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Top US diplomat: China, ASEAN should push Myanmar to end violence Jul 11, 2022 Blinken called on the region’s government leaders to push the junta to live up to the Five-Point Consensus. Police fire warning shots, beat Henan rural bank protesters amid withdrawal freeze Jul 11, 2022 Officials promise to speed up a massive investigation that has denied tens of thousands access to their savings Hong Kong rights review marred by crackdown on civil society groups Jul 11, 2022 Overseas rights groups say few remain to speak out about diminishing rights and freedoms in the city. Sino-Pakistan naval exercise raises concern in India Jul 11, 2022 Sea Guardians-2 took place near Shanghai but is seen as helping to extend China’s reach in the Indian Ocean. At least six burned bodies found in Myanmar's Magway region village Jul 11, 2022 More locals, junta troops and PDF members are believed to have been killed in fighting around Myaing Township. Russia’s Lavrov walks out of G20 meeting over condemnation of Ukraine war Jul 08, 2022 Russia’s foreign minister faced tough questions on Ukraine from reporters. At least 132 religious buildings destroyed since Myanmar coup Jul 08, 2022 The military intentionally targeted Buddhist monasteries, churches and mosques, sources say. Sagaing residents say they face discrimination under Myanmar junta Jul 08, 2022 The northwestern region is where the fiercest armed resistance to the military regime is. Landmines in Myanmar target civilians, maim and kill children, NGOs say Jul 08, 2022 The junta's military is guilty of war crimes for laying mines in and near villages, according to rights groups. “I have never experienced anything so frightening,” female taxi driver in Yangon Jul 08, 2022 Female taxi drivers in Yangon speak of the dangers of working in post-coup Myanmar. North Korea requires cellphone users to install invasive surveillance app Jul 08, 2022 The Kwangmyong software provides access to the country’s intranet, but it allows real-time monitoring. Late former prime minister saw the fates of Taiwan, Japan as bound together Jul 08, 2022 Shinzo Abe is mourned by Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen, and was close to its first democratic leader Lee Teng-hui. Will Southeast Asia support Russia’s war with semiconductor exports? Jul 08, 2022 Southeast Asia continues to trade with Russia but may face consequences in terms of penalties imposed by the west. Shinzo Abe, a retrospective Jul 08, 2022 Fears grow for Guo Feixiong, on hunger strike in a Guangzhou detention center Jul 08, 2022 The former legal advocate started refusing food after being barred from traveling to care for his now-dead wife. As opportunities dry up, North Koreans turn to mudfish farming Jul 08, 2022 A ditch in the ground during rainy season can soon be teeming with loaches, which are used to make a popular soup. Amid grieving in Asia for Japan's Shinzo Abe, Chinese nationalists celebrate Jul 08, 2022 The killing makes the People's Daily website top stories, while netizens post hateful comments. Myanmar charges three pre-coup UEC members with breaching polling laws Jul 08, 2022 The junta is jailing members of the National League for Democracy and former Union Election Commission members. No amnesty for Vietnamese 'anti-state' prisoners this year Jul 08, 2022 Ahead of September’s announcement a long list of anti-state charges rules dissidents out of a presidential pardon. Junta bid for Russian deal to address Myanmar’s energy shortages faces hurdles Jul 07, 2022 Western sanctions and other challenges could limit the scope of an agreement, observers say. Uyghurs abroad in shock after finding relatives listed in leaked police files Jul 07, 2022 The hacked documents from government computers provide more evidence of Chinese persecution. Myanmar activists observe 60th anniversary of military crackdown amid tight security Jul 07, 2022 The massacre marked the first of several student protests against military rule in Myanmar. Dozens of student activists stage rare anti-junta protest in Yangon Jul 07, 2022 The protest was one of more than a dozen across Myanmar – staged to mark the 60th anniversary of the July 7 massacre of pro-democracy protesters in 1962. The ... NGOs urge Cambodia to crack down on Chinese drugs Jul 07, 2022 Methamphetamine use is spreading as Chinese drug lords establish footholds in the country. After Lao rivers run red, authorities order iron mine to stop production Jul 07, 2022 The waste treatment facility attached to the mine overflows when it rains, contaminating the rivers. Xi'an under seven-day lockdown amid surge in COVID-19 cases across eastern China Jul 07, 2022 Mass testing returns to some parts of Shanghai, with ongoing restrictions likely to hit supply chains nationwide. Hong Kong loses international luster as its sanctioned government calls for rebrand Jul 07, 2022 Stringent COVID-19 restrictions and a crackdown on the city's traditional freedoms mar its international image. FBI and MI5 team up to warn of the risks of Chinese hackers and spies Jul 07, 2022 The joint press conference was aimed at showing Western solidarity in the face of the "China threat." Body of NLD politician found in Myanmar's Kayin state Jul 07, 2022 Two other party members, arrested with him, were also killed by junta troops, while one man escaped. Vietnam criticizes Facebook for not removing 'malicious news' Jul 07, 2022 The social media platform has also drawn criticism from users who say it is too heavy-handed in censoring posts. Previous 30 items 1 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ... 988 Next 30 items
Search results 29615 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Top US diplomat: China, ASEAN should push Myanmar to end violence Jul 11, 2022 Blinken called on the region’s government leaders to push the junta to live up to the Five-Point Consensus. Police fire warning shots, beat Henan rural bank protesters amid withdrawal freeze Jul 11, 2022 Officials promise to speed up a massive investigation that has denied tens of thousands access to their savings Hong Kong rights review marred by crackdown on civil society groups Jul 11, 2022 Overseas rights groups say few remain to speak out about diminishing rights and freedoms in the city. Sino-Pakistan naval exercise raises concern in India Jul 11, 2022 Sea Guardians-2 took place near Shanghai but is seen as helping to extend China’s reach in the Indian Ocean. At least six burned bodies found in Myanmar's Magway region village Jul 11, 2022 More locals, junta troops and PDF members are believed to have been killed in fighting around Myaing Township. Russia’s Lavrov walks out of G20 meeting over condemnation of Ukraine war Jul 08, 2022 Russia’s foreign minister faced tough questions on Ukraine from reporters. At least 132 religious buildings destroyed since Myanmar coup Jul 08, 2022 The military intentionally targeted Buddhist monasteries, churches and mosques, sources say. Sagaing residents say they face discrimination under Myanmar junta Jul 08, 2022 The northwestern region is where the fiercest armed resistance to the military regime is. Landmines in Myanmar target civilians, maim and kill children, NGOs say Jul 08, 2022 The junta's military is guilty of war crimes for laying mines in and near villages, according to rights groups. “I have never experienced anything so frightening,” female taxi driver in Yangon Jul 08, 2022 Female taxi drivers in Yangon speak of the dangers of working in post-coup Myanmar. North Korea requires cellphone users to install invasive surveillance app Jul 08, 2022 The Kwangmyong software provides access to the country’s intranet, but it allows real-time monitoring. Late former prime minister saw the fates of Taiwan, Japan as bound together Jul 08, 2022 Shinzo Abe is mourned by Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen, and was close to its first democratic leader Lee Teng-hui. Will Southeast Asia support Russia’s war with semiconductor exports? Jul 08, 2022 Southeast Asia continues to trade with Russia but may face consequences in terms of penalties imposed by the west. Shinzo Abe, a retrospective Jul 08, 2022 Fears grow for Guo Feixiong, on hunger strike in a Guangzhou detention center Jul 08, 2022 The former legal advocate started refusing food after being barred from traveling to care for his now-dead wife. As opportunities dry up, North Koreans turn to mudfish farming Jul 08, 2022 A ditch in the ground during rainy season can soon be teeming with loaches, which are used to make a popular soup. Amid grieving in Asia for Japan's Shinzo Abe, Chinese nationalists celebrate Jul 08, 2022 The killing makes the People's Daily website top stories, while netizens post hateful comments. Myanmar charges three pre-coup UEC members with breaching polling laws Jul 08, 2022 The junta is jailing members of the National League for Democracy and former Union Election Commission members. No amnesty for Vietnamese 'anti-state' prisoners this year Jul 08, 2022 Ahead of September’s announcement a long list of anti-state charges rules dissidents out of a presidential pardon. Junta bid for Russian deal to address Myanmar’s energy shortages faces hurdles Jul 07, 2022 Western sanctions and other challenges could limit the scope of an agreement, observers say. Uyghurs abroad in shock after finding relatives listed in leaked police files Jul 07, 2022 The hacked documents from government computers provide more evidence of Chinese persecution. Myanmar activists observe 60th anniversary of military crackdown amid tight security Jul 07, 2022 The massacre marked the first of several student protests against military rule in Myanmar. Dozens of student activists stage rare anti-junta protest in Yangon Jul 07, 2022 The protest was one of more than a dozen across Myanmar – staged to mark the 60th anniversary of the July 7 massacre of pro-democracy protesters in 1962. The ... NGOs urge Cambodia to crack down on Chinese drugs Jul 07, 2022 Methamphetamine use is spreading as Chinese drug lords establish footholds in the country. After Lao rivers run red, authorities order iron mine to stop production Jul 07, 2022 The waste treatment facility attached to the mine overflows when it rains, contaminating the rivers. Xi'an under seven-day lockdown amid surge in COVID-19 cases across eastern China Jul 07, 2022 Mass testing returns to some parts of Shanghai, with ongoing restrictions likely to hit supply chains nationwide. Hong Kong loses international luster as its sanctioned government calls for rebrand Jul 07, 2022 Stringent COVID-19 restrictions and a crackdown on the city's traditional freedoms mar its international image. FBI and MI5 team up to warn of the risks of Chinese hackers and spies Jul 07, 2022 The joint press conference was aimed at showing Western solidarity in the face of the "China threat." Body of NLD politician found in Myanmar's Kayin state Jul 07, 2022 Two other party members, arrested with him, were also killed by junta troops, while one man escaped. Vietnam criticizes Facebook for not removing 'malicious news' Jul 07, 2022 The social media platform has also drawn criticism from users who say it is too heavy-handed in censoring posts. Previous 30 items 1 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ... 988 Next 30 items
