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Citizens are angry because the crackdown makes it even harder to find gasoline.

Authorities are holding the ex-wife and daughter of one of two Uyghur men held in the country since 2020.

Sixty percent of respondents say Indonesia should seek to limit China's influence, up 10 points from 2011.

Sun Jian takes issue in public with strict lockdown conditions imposed on students but not staff or foreigners.

Topics could include maritime security and territorial disputes with Beijing in the East and South China Seas.

Wang Jixian believes his account may have been maliciously reported to the platform by pro-CCP supporters.

Lao authorities issued a vague warning only hours before water swept away buildings and property.

Sources told RFA that junta authorities have forcibly removed thousands of people from their homes across Myanmar in recent months.

Ex-inmates who said they had no religious rights behind bars called the move a PR stunt.

Rights groups say Sophia Huang and Wang Jianbing will likely stand trial for 'incitement to subvert state power.'

Tens of thousands of health workers are being drafted in, as thousands of infected residents are sent elsewhere.

Many reporters face new ‘anti-terrorism’ charges that carry long prison terms

The meeting comes days after Manila and Washington launched one of their biggest joint military exercises in years.

Government promotes test as a success even as many Pyongyang residents witnessed missile explode in air.

Experts warn of millions of climate refugees and the disruption of economic growth in the region.

The burning death in Sichuan is the 160th known self-immolation in Tibetan regions since 2009.

As many as a dozen civilians were killed and 700 homes burned by junta troops last month.

China’s quota for those who can fast is ‘pathetic and tragic,’ says a Uyghur rights advocate.

Malaysian police have said human trafficking is widespread in Southeast Asia, including Cambodia.

There are thought to be only about a dozen people left who make pattalas in Myanmar.

The move is a violation of the country's election law, says a Candelight Party official.

Gunmen killed Muhib Ullah, who spoke for refugees at the White House, in his Cox’s Bazar office.

A lack of correspondents coupled with a hunger for news of the war leave Taiwanese media too open to fake news

A public opinion survey finds that public satisfaction with press freedom has plummeted since media closures.

The virtual meeting is scheduled for last day of large-scale Balikatan exercise involving Philippine, U.S. troops.

Chen Zhen is being investigated by the Politecnico di Milano for possible breaches of its code of conduct.

83-year-old Kyaw Myint once studied under Myanmar’s top pattala masters. The COVID-19 pandemic and military coup have taken a toll on him and other Myanmar ...

China’s growing maritime assertiveness is expected to be high on the agenda of the foreign and defense ministers.

Registrations for university entrance exams have plummeted since Myanmar’s coup.