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China Quake Kills Thousands 2008-05-12

The worst earthquake to strike China in decades has killed as many as 9,000 people, according China's official media, but authorities still haven’t reached ...

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Burma Food, Health Aid Sought 2008-05-09

The United Nations seeks a massive infusion of funding for Burma's cyclone relief effort, while a leading expert says the country's health infrastructure could ...

Burma Blocks Cyclone Aid 2008-05-09

Burma’s reclusive military government has impounded U.N. aid in the wake of Cyclone Nargis, as the confirmed death toll reaches 60,000 and the top U.S. ...

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Burma: What Witnesses are Saying 2008-05-08

Witnesses in Burma have been contacting RFA Burmese service staff with heartbreaking accounts of devastation, death, and a major humanitarian crisis in the ...

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Burma Disaster Drives Rice Prices Higher 2008-05-08

Countries throughout Asia are likely to feel the impact of Burma's Cyclone Nargis as lost rice production pushes prices higher. The storm has damaged areas ...

Life Slowly Returns to Lhasa 2008-05-08

A trickle of tourists from other parts of China has resumed into the Tibetan capital, although few shops have opened in downtown Lhasa despite encouragement by ...

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Burmese Wait For Rescue 2008-05-07

Even as Burma's state-run media report that officials are working hard to tackle the havoc wreaked by Tropical Cyclone Nargis, Burmese citizens complain that ...

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Burma Toll 'May Hit 100,000' 2008-05-06

As Burma reels from a devastating cyclone and tidal surge, officials set the death toll at more than 22,000 and rising—while a top U.S. diplomat in the country ...

Journalist Fears for Hong Kong 2008-05-06

Hong Kong people turned out in force to protest the deadly Chinese crackdown of 1989, says a Hong Kong-based journalist jailed by China for almost three years ...

"We Are Not Free" 2008-05-06

"It's as if they want to change the way we are," said a lama about the Chinese authorities. Monks in Tibet are struggling to continue practicing their faith in ...

Mongolian Writer Under House Arrest 2008-05-06

A prominent ethnic Mongolian writer has had his home raided and is now being held there under tight surveillance after spending 20 days in detention. Overseas ...

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'We Love Our Monks' 2008-05-06

Monks play a pivotal role in Burma, and never more so than in times of crisis. In his reporter's diary, veteran journalist Tyler Chapman describes what he ...

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Cyclone Kills Thousands in Burma 2008-05-05

More than 22,000 people have died and hundreds of thousands are without safe drinking water or shelter in Burma after a massive cyclone ripped through the ...

Updates on Tibet 2008-05-05

As communication becomes more difficult with people living inside Tibet, cell phone conversations with family and friends overseas and second-hand accounts ...

Missing Chinese Journalist Resurfaces 2008-05-04

A Chinese journalist who spent three years in prison, feared missing after he failed to show up to deliver a keynote address at a Hong Kong media conference, ...

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Food Crisis Hits Laos Hard 2008-05-02

The unprecedented surge in global food prices is making life even more difficult for residents of impoverished Laos, where one provincial official is calling ...

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Food Crisis Challenges Asian Leaders 2008-05-02

Southeast Asian countries are struggling to curb food prices as energy costs climb. Many governments have banned rice exports to safeguard supplies, but ...

Chinese Writers Missing From Conference 2008-05-01

One Chinese writer who tried to attend a symposium on press freedom was turned away by the Hong Kong authorities, while a journalist jailed after he broke ...

China Increases Fuel Subsidies 2008-04-30

Soaring oil prices have forced China to speed up subsidies for fuel suppliers as the cost of the government’s policies continues to grow, experts say.

Chinese 'Want Real Dialogue': Bao Tong 2008-04-29

Chinese people want forthcoming talks between Beijing and envoys of Tibet's exiled leader, the Dalai Lama, to comprise real dialogue rather than more conflict ...

Burma’s Opposition Welcomes Award News 2008-04-28

The political party of detained Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has welcomed news that she is to be awarded the U.S. Congressional Gold Medal, its ...

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Two Tibetan Buddhist Nuns Detained in Protest 2008-04-27

In a rare challenge to China's massive security presence in Tibet, two Buddhist nuns have staged a public protest in Sichuan province before being taken into ...

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Breaking away in Lhasa - 1988 2008-04-26

Guided tours to Tibet are nothing new. But in 1988, Dan Southerland recalls, a foreign correspondent could still break away from his handlers and do real ...

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Dalai Lama Wants Media in Tibet 2008-04-25

Tibet’s exiled leader, the Dalai Lama, has called on China to allow journalists into Tibet to investigate the recent crackdown on anti-Chinese protests there, ...

China Worries Over Xinjiang Energy 2008-04-24

China’s growing reliance on the energy wealth of Xinjiang is a major concern for the government in connection with protests in neighboring Tibet, analysts say.

Dissident's Wife in Parole Plea 2008-04-24

Li Jingfang is the ex-wife of Wuhan-based veteran Chinese dissident Qin Yongmin, who was sentenced to 12 years' imprisonment in 1998 for subverting state ...

Olympic Rally Planned in Tibet 2008-04-23

Chinese authorities in Tibet are planning a mass rally of Han Chinese government backers to support the arrival of the Olympic torch in Tibet’s iconic Potala ...

China Dampens Patriotic Fervor 2008-04-22

China has begun moving to dampen a wave of mass popular anger among young people, sparked by recent protests during its Olympic torch relay over the recent ...

One Killed in China Land Protest 2008-04-22

One person was killed and five critically wounded when police clashed with residents demonstrating against the construction of a mine in China’s southwestern ...

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Sadness, Fear Haunt Burmese Forced into Exile 2008-04-20

Tyler Chapman spent a week among Burmese refugees and exiles in Thailand in February. He found that few, if any, have found happiness in their flight from ...

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