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Business owners say the zero-COVID policy has destroyed the economy and public trust in leader Xi Jinping.

The country’s rulers have targeted outlets for publishing content they do not like.

Three major exercises have been carried out in the past month as the U.S. reaffirms its commitments to Taiwan

Protesters in Dak Lak province want the return of land they farmed for four decades

Six others were wounded in the attack on a monastery amid fighting between military forces and PDFs.

The grim milestone comes as aid groups warn of dire food shortages with the monsoon season underway.

A rural black market of ineffective remedies has emerged as treatments are in short supply.

Ir Channa returned for the first time since 2005 to help the Candlelight Party in the June 5 elections.

Michelle Bachelet parroted China government propaganda covering up the Uyghur genocide, they say.

Almire Erkin was arrested in 2017 for watching the foreign movies on her cell phone.

Protest comes after the incoming president says nation will assert international court’s territorial rights ruling.

“The Pacific needs genuine partners, not superpowers that are super-focused on power," said Fiji's prime minister.

Regional law enforcers confiscated more than 170 tons of pills, crystal meth in 2021.

For many ASEAN countries, U.S. economic engagement provides balance in a region dominated by China, analysts say.

As the 33rd anniversary of the bloodshed approaches, those in Hunan also remember Li Wangyang's suspicious death.

The third air force crash this year comes amid a record number of incursions into Taiwan’s air defense zone.

The military junta and shadow government trade blame over the latest blast.

At least eight carcasses have been recovered from the Kuakata beach area in Patuakhali district.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping makes a point of praising the one-horse 'election' in which Lee was the only candidate.

Businessman with checkered past has financial ties to Cambodian power couple with holdings in Singapore.

Many are under huge political and psychological pressure to toe the line and act as enforcers for the government.

Michelle Bachelet’s visit came as Uyghurs demanded stronger global action at a summit in Munich.

They came to China to work, but were caught after Beijing began a crackdown on undocumented labor.

State police pressure relatives of Uyghurs in exile to ensure they don't talk about abuses in Xinjiang.

Students are demanding to be allowed to take online classes back home, returning only to sit exams.

Mid-tier managers are being confined for 3-4 days as leaders look to shift blame, sources say.

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