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A Uyghur analyst says the directive is part of China's 'campaign of deception' to hide an ongoing genocide.

Cyber troops use Facebook to question Bucha atrocity and post fake videos of Ukrainian president.

The government says the displaced residents have received all the compensation they are due.

The Philippines, which holds a presidential election next weekend, hasn’t responded to the moratorium.

Tian Qizhuang falls silent after responding to a nationwide call for opinions ahead of the party congress.

The scandal comes amid growing public anger over the 'total chaos' of the government's zero-COVID policy.

The armed opposition says income from the project will support the junta’s repression of the people.

The U.S. has offered an alternative precision strike weapon, such as the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.

Videos showing happy, dancing Uyghurs are part of China’s pushback over criticism.

Xi is hoping to boost his own personality cult ahead of a key party congress later in the year, analysts say.

Washington says Putin has no right to join the summit after invading Ukraine.

Citizens scoff at the government’s claim that North Korea is the world’s premier military power.

Fumio Kishida doesn’t name China but protests “efforts to change status quo unilaterally” in regional seas.

Lee Meng-chu disappeared in Shenzhen after sending photos of Chinese troops near the border with Hong Kong.

Vietnam longest glass-bottom bridge slideshow

Sikyong Penpa Tsering meets with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other congressional leaders.

In some neighborhoods, authorities used loudspeakers to warn citizens not to be used by “foreign forces.”

Arrests of high-profile executives may cause market jitters, but help the economic recovery after COVID.

Economists warn current targets look unrealistic despite monetary measures, infrastructure projects, job creation.

A scorched-earth campaign is underway in the region, where the internet has been down for weeks.

Seam Pluk, president of the National Heart Party, is accused of submitting fraudulent party registration documents.

Canada would welcome more Uyghur refugees; Britain would bar state purchases of products made with forced labor.

Taiwan-occupied Taiping, also known as Itu Aba, is the biggest natural feature in the Spratly islands.

Social media star Wang Sicong can no longer post on Weibo, amid rumors he has been detained by Shanghai police.

Guo Li's claim is denied by the Supreme People's Court for exceeding a statute of limitations on such cases.

Rinchen Kyi had taught at a private school closed last year for offering instruction in Tibetan.

Most Americans, though, still view China as a competitor rather than an enemy, survey shows.