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Chinese strike drone flies near Taiwan as island stages military drills Jul 26, 2022 The People’s Liberation Army Air Force also flew a reconnaissance aircraft in Taiwan’s ADIZ. Unrest in Myanmar prisons amid protests of activist executions Jul 26, 2022 Protests at three prisons turned violent when guards tried to shut them down. Protesters still in custody two weeks after Vietnamese road riot Jul 26, 2022 Detainees’ families say they are struggling to get any information on why their relatives are still being held. North Korea heralds sacrifices of Korean War veterans as many still suffer Jul 25, 2022 Leaders use the 1953 armistice anniversary to praise veterans, but residents said they are suffering. China exploits US social media to push its own Xinjiang narratives, report finds Jul 25, 2022 The state's online propaganda efforts are said to be silencing criticism of its treatment of Uyghurs. Cambodia sentences opposition candidate to 2 years for forgery Jul 25, 2022 The sentence is part of a larger ‘politically motivated’ crackdown on opposition, observers say. Interview: Families of executed Myanmar activists press for return of remains Jul 25, 2022 The widow of Ko Jimmy and mother of Phyo Zeya Thaw describe their final meetings with the condemned men. Marcos promises to protect Philippine territories, boost economic recovery Jul 25, 2022 Protesters took to the streets ahead of the president’s first State of the Nation Address. Yangon residents bang pots to protest junta executions of democracy activist and former lawmaker Jul 25, 2022 The executions have drawn widespread international condemnation. Jailed Vietnamese blogger protests harsh conditions in prison Jul 25, 2022 Prisoners swelter in small, humid cells and are denied medical care, he says. Execution of democracy icons shows Myanmar junta is desperate to exert control Jul 25, 2022 Military resorts to rare judicial executions, pointing to its weakness as conflict spreads INTERVIEW: Lin Zhao: a short-tempered martyr who idolized then rejected Mao Zedong Jul 25, 2022 Lin started out as a true believer in communism and took part in the violence of the land reform movement. 'Educated youth' who fled China's Cultural Revolution remembered in U.S. monument Jul 25, 2022 Memorial activities in Hong Kong, where many drowned fleeing Mao's China, dwindle under a crackdown on dissent. Taiwan’s aircraft and warships stage five-day live-fire exercise Jul 25, 2022 The public are also involved in emergency drills to prepare them for a possible invasion. Cao Dai follower detained for hours after returning from U.S. religious summit Jul 25, 2022 Members of the religious group say they have faced years of persecution. Global outcry as Myanmar junta executes prominent democracy activists, two others Jul 24, 2022 Ko Jimmy, Phyo Zeya Thaw and two others were killed in the first judicial executions since 1976. Border closures, conflict threaten ‘shipadi’ fungus trade in remote northern Myanmar Jul 24, 2022 Ethnic Rawan say the pandemic and fighting in Kachin state have made hunting the fungus less lucrative. Four years after Laos’ worst dam catastrophe, survivors still live in limbo Jul 23, 2022 New homes were supposed to be completed by the end of 2020, but some may not be ready until 2025. Myanmar junta cuts phone and internet connections in Magway amid fierce fighting Jul 22, 2022 Locals can't get warnings about air strikes and troop attacks. The NUG says the junta is trying to hide war crimes. China holds new naval drills as US carrier transits South China Sea Jul 22, 2022 China often holds military exercises at short notice in response to U.S. naval activities in disputed seas. Dozens of teachers killed, hundreds arrested by Myanmar junta for joining strike Jul 22, 2022 The military regime is meting out harsher punishments under a revised counterterrorism law. Taiwan's 'time machine' house recreates, preserves memories of Hong Kong Jul 22, 2022 Black boxes depict the loss of family and friends to emigration, now-defunct newspapers and memories of childhood. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 988 Next 30 items
Search results 29636 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 North Koreans secretly bury ancestors in unmarked graves to avoid funeral costs Jul 26, 2022 With rise in deaths from COVID-19, ‘forest supervisors’ patrol the hills to stop illegal burials, sources say. US officials: Chinese aggression in contested waterway could provoke ‘major incident’ Jul 26, 2022 Deputies from Defense, State departments say Beijing has created security challenge in South China Sea. Uyghur prisoners forced to speak in Chinese during virtual visits with relatives Jul 26, 2022 The detainees are also often forced to kowtow to police officers who closely monitor the meetings, sources say. Myanmar’s coppersmiths carry on ancient tradition Jul 26, 2022 They produce sculptures that grace Buddhist temples and pagodas throughout Myanmar. Tibetans returning from exile questioned by Chinese authorities Jul 26, 2022 The returnees are lectured on how to live ‘a decent life,’ a source says. In rare rebuke, ASEAN scorches Myanmar for ‘highly reprehensible’ executions Jul 26, 2022 Malaysia slams junta for making a mockery of regional bloc’s five-point consensus to restore democracy in Myanmar. Chinese rights lawyer Chang Weiping tried in secret as family members held by police Jul 26, 2022 Chang's wife is prevented from leaving the highway to attend her husband's trial, ostensibly due to COVID-19. Hong Kong university requires students to take 'national security education' class Jul 26, 2022 The course content has yet to be made public, amid concerns over academic freedom under a crackdown on dissent. Chinese strike drone flies near Taiwan as island stages military drills Jul 26, 2022 The People’s Liberation Army Air Force also flew a reconnaissance aircraft in Taiwan’s ADIZ. Unrest in Myanmar prisons amid protests of activist executions Jul 26, 2022 Protests at three prisons turned violent when guards tried to shut them down. Protesters still in custody two weeks after Vietnamese road riot Jul 26, 2022 Detainees’ families say they are struggling to get any information on why their relatives are still being held. North Korea heralds sacrifices of Korean War veterans as many still suffer Jul 25, 2022 Leaders use the 1953 armistice anniversary to praise veterans, but residents said they are suffering. China exploits US social media to push its own Xinjiang narratives, report finds Jul 25, 2022 The state's online propaganda efforts are said to be silencing criticism of its treatment of Uyghurs. Cambodia sentences opposition candidate to 2 years for forgery Jul 25, 2022 The sentence is part of a larger ‘politically motivated’ crackdown on opposition, observers say. Interview: Families of executed Myanmar activists press for return of remains Jul 25, 2022 The widow of Ko Jimmy and mother of Phyo Zeya Thaw describe their final meetings with the condemned men. Marcos promises to protect Philippine territories, boost economic recovery Jul 25, 2022 Protesters took to the streets ahead of the president’s first State of the Nation Address. Yangon residents bang pots to protest junta executions of democracy activist and former lawmaker Jul 25, 2022 The executions have drawn widespread international condemnation. Jailed Vietnamese blogger protests harsh conditions in prison Jul 25, 2022 Prisoners swelter in small, humid cells and are denied medical care, he says. Execution of democracy icons shows Myanmar junta is desperate to exert control Jul 25, 2022 Military resorts to rare judicial executions, pointing to its weakness as conflict spreads INTERVIEW: Lin Zhao: a short-tempered martyr who idolized then rejected Mao Zedong Jul 25, 2022 Lin started out as a true believer in communism and took part in the violence of the land reform movement. 'Educated youth' who fled China's Cultural Revolution remembered in U.S. monument Jul 25, 2022 Memorial activities in Hong Kong, where many drowned fleeing Mao's China, dwindle under a crackdown on dissent. Taiwan’s aircraft and warships stage five-day live-fire exercise Jul 25, 2022 The public are also involved in emergency drills to prepare them for a possible invasion. Cao Dai follower detained for hours after returning from U.S. religious summit Jul 25, 2022 Members of the religious group say they have faced years of persecution. Global outcry as Myanmar junta executes prominent democracy activists, two others Jul 24, 2022 Ko Jimmy, Phyo Zeya Thaw and two others were killed in the first judicial executions since 1976. Border closures, conflict threaten ‘shipadi’ fungus trade in remote northern Myanmar Jul 24, 2022 Ethnic Rawan say the pandemic and fighting in Kachin state have made hunting the fungus less lucrative. Four years after Laos’ worst dam catastrophe, survivors still live in limbo Jul 23, 2022 New homes were supposed to be completed by the end of 2020, but some may not be ready until 2025. Myanmar junta cuts phone and internet connections in Magway amid fierce fighting Jul 22, 2022 Locals can't get warnings about air strikes and troop attacks. The NUG says the junta is trying to hide war crimes. China holds new naval drills as US carrier transits South China Sea Jul 22, 2022 China often holds military exercises at short notice in response to U.S. naval activities in disputed seas. Dozens of teachers killed, hundreds arrested by Myanmar junta for joining strike Jul 22, 2022 The military regime is meting out harsher punishments under a revised counterterrorism law. Taiwan's 'time machine' house recreates, preserves memories of Hong Kong Jul 22, 2022 Black boxes depict the loss of family and friends to emigration, now-defunct newspapers and memories of childhood. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 988 Next 30 items
