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The city council of Arnhem votes to dissolve its partnership with the central Chinese city.

In a separate case, state-media reporter gets slap on the wrist for jailable offense.

Nearly six months after military Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing and his junta overthrew Myanmar's elected government, the third wave of COVID-19, including ...

Li Huizhi took pesticide after repeated requests to end police surveillance following a major stroke went unheeded.

In two isolated incidents, the coronavirus pandemic ruined their food sales businesses.

Albert Ho, Leung Kwok-hung and Eddie Chu are among those who plan to plead guilty to charges linked to the banned candlelight vigil in Victoria Park.

Price control tactics raise policy concerns.

Official media and spokespersons don't seem to be reporting the full extent of the damage and loss of life, local residents say.

This year's games will go ahead, though spectators will be barred from most events amid concerns over COVID-19.

Aid workers say they have no way of assisting the patients who fled a treatment center last week.

Residents of six hard-hit villages say they have been given unsuitable farmland and remain in temporary shelters.

Family concerned about prisoner’s health after missed phone call.

The surprise visit comes amid restrictions on Lhasa residents' movements and the closing of the Potala Palace, winter residence of the Dalai Lama.

Sources told RFA that movements of Lhasa residents were restricted, and factories were shut down, during Xi’s unannounced visit.

The authorities confirm sentences handed to Liu Dazhi and Wu Ge Jianxiong, but not the outcome for Cheng Yuan.

Wang Jingyu and Wu Huan were illegally detained and mistreated by cops, consular staff and border guards in three countries at Beijing's behest.

The arrests were made in a morning raid on a speech therapists' union that published the books, which police say 'poisoned' the minds of young children.

The reduced weight of Tibetan language scores means fewer Tibetans will be accepted at top tier secondary schools.

The public has no confidence in the regime to control the outbreak, they say.

Prisoners cut off from family visits due to coronavirus are going hungry.

The trio could face additional 10-years sentences on top of their current jail terms.

‘China’s putting on a show for Qurban Eid under international pressure,’ says Ilshat Hassan of the World Uyghur Congress.

Two others remain in solitary confinement following sentencing in May.

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana expects to discuss Mutual Defense Treaty when U.S. counterpart Lloyd Austin visits next week.

Attempts to establish who did exactly what on the night of July 21, 2019 have led to prosecution, or foundered amid a crackdown under the national security law.

Police make one new arrest under a draconian national security law, and revoke bail for two other former Apple Daily editors.

Local residents say the government should have had a defense and rescue plan in place.

Once the envy of their neighbors, Chinese “Hwagyo” are now starving like the poorest citizens.

Observers say the military allowed his death to occur, knowing he suffered from a medical condition.

Rights groups say the military justice system lacks sufficient transparency to deliver justice.