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But spending millions while offering free housing and food to athletes prompts some complaints.

Conservative lawmakers use budget review to grill Blinken and Austin on the U.S. approach to China.

Analyst says canceled visit is fruitful material for detractors of U.S. overtures to the Pacific.

Torrential rains caused a creek to overflow, destroying all the tents on its banks.

Zhou Shifeng had repeatedly accused a former security chief of wrongdoing.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says any deal with China shouldn’t devalue rights of individual claimant states.

Stand-up artist House is targeted after being denounced for insulting the People's Liberation Army

While not legally binding, rulings provide documentation that diplomats can bring up with Beijing

“A gigantic wave washed away my family,” said one survivor.

Election of new Karen National Union leaders will likely to lead to more fighting, experts say.

Microsoft, which owns the internet communication service, says it is working to resolve the issue.

Cyclone Mocha devastates Rohingya village, killing 40

Residents of Bay Dar village say they need urgent help after the May 14 cyclone plowed through western Myanmar’s Rakhine state.

Delta-dwelling ethnic group has faced discrimination from Vietnamese and Cambodians.

Another group says the next 5 years will almost certainly be the warmest on record.

It claims the institutions used members of the civil disobedience movement.

Vietnam watches warily as ally Laos edges closer to China, analysts say.

Officials cancel a slew of performances, many by overseas artists, amid a police probe into comic Li Haoshi

Gwangju-based foundation honors activist despite visit from Chinese diplomats

A new report pinpoints the origins of the arms the junta relies on to retain power.

The 120-seat eatery will serve a growing Chinese civilian population on Woody Island.

Student planned to sell the gas to pay an arbitrarily imposed fee so he could continue going to school.

Junta threatens prison and death penalty for those who bear, sell and distribute weapons.

Mining has increased dramatically on the Tibetan Plateau – and with it pollution and degradation.

“We will endure the hardship of the revolution,” the first female member of an anti-junta commando unit

Rachel endured four months of intense training in southern Myanmar’s Kayin state to join the elite Royal Peacock Column.

Guards killed 1, while 9 fled into the jungle.

The rotation will bring in new commanders showing even less restraint in targeting civilians to please the junta.

Experts say the launch site will be ready in June or July.