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China curtails religious practices in Xinjiang during a Muslim holy month.

The inclusion of a section on the South China Sea may have triggered anger.

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Kyi comments on military abuses in villages and on how to engage in politics.

The debt crisis in the U.S. also exposes Beijing's 'skewed' financial policies.

Scores of Lao women are in the care of Thai authorities after being rescued from a human trafficking gang.

Beijing tightens the screws on a blind campaigner for women's rights issues.

Analysts suggest a wide-scale hacking operation may have originated in China.

A Vietnamese court rejects the appeal of a well-known dissident.

Violence has been on the rise in all of the ethnic 'autonomous regions' in China.

Religious statues, paintings represent the richness of Tibetan Buddhism.

China slams the Philippines for constructing a military structure on an island in disputed waters.

North Korea may have doctored an image in an effort to collect disaster insurance.

Uyghur group says violence in Xinjiang stems from Beijing's 'discriminatory' policies.

Water pollution problems worsen at a Tibetan monastery in China due to alleged corruption.

China's provincial growth exceeds national average.

Violence flares up two weeks after a daring attack on a police station in nearby Hotan city.

Ethnic Mongolian graduates say the Chinese government promised them jobs.

Beijing fails again to force acceptance of their choice of a senior Tibetan Buddhist figure.

Residents say authorities were slow to respond to a pollution crisis in southwestern China.

Relatives of the victims of a high-speed train crash in China demand answers.

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Kyi is asked about a bid for U.S. political asylum by two Burmese diplomats.

Armed ethnic insurgents support a call to reconcile with the Burmese army.

The move comes a day after the exposure of the bile-extracting farm.

Official Chinese commentary says being U.S. envoy is 'no picnic.'

The U.S. debt conundrum threatens to erode Asia's reserves and scuttle the region's exports.

Reports suggest that an outspoken Vietnamese blogger is in grave condition in prison.

The meeting takes place amid a crackdown by Beijing in Tibetan-majority areas.

Laos is an emerging market in the trade of bear bile, prized for its purported medicinal value.

With an eco-system transformed by uncontrolled mining, locals are first to pay the price of China's race to export rare earth metals.

Some view the Chinese measures as part of Internet censorship.