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Search results 29360 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 Deadly Diarrheal Outbreak Afflicts Rohingya Residents on Bangladesh Island, Refugees Say Jun 17, 2021 Lack of knowledge about hygiene may be at fault, a district health officer says. Interview: Captain Who Left Myanmar Army Estimates 800 Troops Have Defected Since Coup Jun 17, 2021 "We understand why people hated the military so much and that’s why we are joining them," says Capt. Lin Htet Aung. US Cuts Funding to Cambodia’s Prey Lang Forest, Citing Government Failure to Protect the Land Jun 17, 2021 Cambodian authorities arrest activists trying to stop illegal logging and other forest crime. Anti-Junta Forces in Myanmar Have Killed a Dozen Local Officials Since Coup Jun 17, 2021 Junta says the killings were terrorism, while shadow government says they were acts of war. Interview: ‘We Cannot Accept People Dying,’ Says Myanmar NUG Health Minister Jun 17, 2021 "I do not want (the junta) to push hundreds of thousands of people to their deaths," says physician Zaw Wai Soe, who serves as the parallel National Unity ... Uyghur Businessman Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison For Ties to Turkey Jun 17, 2021 Musajan Imam had founded the Ihlas grocery store chain and was known for his philanthropic work. Hong Kong Police Raid Pro-Democracy Apple Daily Newspaper, Arrest Four Executives Jun 17, 2021 The arrests come under a harsh national security law imposed on Hong Kong by China’s ruling Communist Party. Myanmar Junta Blocks Cash For Detained Aung San Suu Kyi Jun 17, 2021 Guards have refused to relay money, but have agreed to pass on cooking oil and rice to the 75-year-old leader. As Lao-China Rail Line Nears Completion, Some Displaced by the Work Still Wait to be Paid Jun 17, 2021 Some villagers moved from their land have not yet been paid, while others say they are happy with the compensation they have received. Interview: 'We Have to Keep Going, If We Want Better For Hong Kong' Jun 17, 2021 Youth activist Loh Tsz-wai calls on Hongkongers to keep up some form of activism and resistance to authoritarian rule. Consultants Report Surge in Middle-Class Professionals Leaving Hong Kong For Good Jun 17, 2021 Many of those applying for overseas schemes are families with young children who want to take them out of schools, which are being forced to ditch critical ... Hong Kong Police Raid Apple Daily Newspaper, Arrest Executives Over Calls For Sanctions Jun 17, 2021 Police confiscate dozens of computers, stopping journalists from filming the scene or returning to their desks, as the paper vows to 'press on.' North Korea Cracks Down on Illegal Phone Calls to China and South Korea Jun 16, 2021 Starving families risk their lives to contact relatives from abroad to receive remittances. US Calls China's Conduct in South China Sea 'Unlawful' Jun 16, 2021 China's Defense Minister Wei Fenghe says that China will safeguard its 'core interests' in the disputed waterway, though. Tibetan Exile MPs Sworn in Amid Political Controversy Jun 16, 2021 Two factions in the parliament have emerged, with disputes surrounding the legitimacy of how the oaths of office are sworn. Crowd Jostles for COVID-19 Vaccine Shot in Lao Capital Jun 16, 2021 Laos recorded few coronavirus cases in 2020, but the number has grown rapidly in recent months. Myanmar Elderly Perish as Village Razed in Fire Blamed on Junta Troops Jun 16, 2021 Residents say the army torched Kin Ma village after losing troops in earlier fighting. Cambodian Court Upholds 18-Month Sentence for Rapper who Dissed Government Jun 16, 2021 Kea Sokun rapped about a territorial dispute with Vietnam and Cambodia’s economy. Vietnam’s ‘Clean Newspaper’ Writers May Face Additional Charges Jun 16, 2021 A search of one reporter's home uncovered confidential government papers, with police now calling for a new investigation, state media say, Macau Shuts Down Representative Office in Democratic Taiwan Amid Souring Ties Jun 16, 2021 The move comes weeks after Hong Kong closed its office and accused Taipei of providing aid to 'violent protesters' in the wake of the 2019 protest movement. Fire Razes Myanmar Village, Killing Four Elderly Residents Jun 16, 2021 Residents of Kin Ma village in central Myanmar’s Magway region told RFA that military forces set the fire. China Goes After Online Fan Groups Amid Clampdown Ahead of Centenary Jun 16, 2021 The government wants a wholesome atmosphere in the run-up to historic celebrations of the ruling party's founding, analysts say. Villagers Lament ‘Honest Farmer’ Tortured to Death by Myanmar Junta Jun 16, 2021 “Everybody is upset that a simple, honest farmer was killed without doing anything,” said a neighbor. Issues at China Nuclear Plant Point to Long-Term Concerns: Experts Jun 16, 2021 China is applying its own safety protocols to imported nuclear technology despite safety concerns from the manufacturer, according to a Hong Kong-based ... Myanmar’s Youth Increasingly Look for Opportunity Abroad Jun 15, 2021 Many say that there is no future for the young in junta-led Myanmar. Myanmar Monk Trades Robes for Military Fatigues in Fight Against Junta Jun 15, 2021 Kaythara took up arms against the military regime in response to the arrests and killings of fellow monks who joined anti-coup protests. Green Groups: Environmental Impact 'Falsified' at Chinese-Funded Power Plant Approved by Dhaka Jun 15, 2021 A report on the impact on air quality of the Banshkhali S. Alam coal power project contains inconsistent data and omissions, raising serious legal questions. Cambodia Gold Mine News Prompts Pollution Concerns Jun 15, 2021 Villagers cite earlier cases of injuries and deaths of humans and livestock caused by polluted water sources. Belgium, Czech Republic Legislatures Pass Uyghur Genocide Declarations Jun 15, 2021 Support for a Beijing 2022 Winter Games boycott over Xinjiang atrocities grows. Photo gallery: Homes with a history Jun 15, 2021 Hanoi is home to a unique style of building - the “tube house,” known as nha ong in Vietnamese. The tall, narrow and brightly colored structures can be found ... Previous 30 items 1 ... 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 979 Next 30 items