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Chinese father of sickened child vows to continue fighting for justice after being detained.

Former aides to ousted premier call for political reform in China.

Thousands in northern China march to government buildings.

Three explosions targeting government buildings rock China's eastern city of Fuzhou.

North Korea has more cell phone users than ever before, but who is making the calls?

Ethnic Mongolian students march on Chinese government buildings demanding equal treatment.

Amid China's worst drought in decades, authorities acknowledge problems with a major river project.

An article accusing China’s former leader of mass murder sparks a public debate.

Burmese authorities throw protesting prisoners into special chambers where activists say they could be tortured.

China's government backs away from its promises to bereaved parents.

Chinese authorities tighten prison surveillance as they round up critics.

Chinese security forces maintain watch at a restive Tibetan monastery.

China's Baidu and Cisco of the U.S. are challenged in separate court cases.

Chinese authorities prepare to quash any efforts to remember the victims of the Tiananmen crackdown.

The government hopes an export ban will keep impacts of power shortages from spreading to diesel fuel.

Vietnamese cast mandatory ballots in the one-party state.

North Korean leader’s China visit comes amid a U.S. announcement of a food aid assessment trip to Pyongyang.

In China, 70 percent of foreign journalists say they have faced police harassment.

Chinese authorities may prohibit horse-racing festivities following a standoff at a Tibetan monastery.

U.S. diplomat meets with Burma’s opposition leader.

Activists criticize China’s celebration of 60 years of rule in Tibet.

Residents in Inner Mongolia's townships block road to protest reckless driving through their pastures.

Climbing fuel costs are causing Cambodian parents to pull their children out of school.

Climbing fuel costs are causing Cambodian parents to pull their children out of school.

The founder of China's system of Internet controls is hit by a shoe thrown during a university lecture.

China eyes top post that is now vacated by a sex scandal ridden Frenchman.

In a program aired on May 13, Aung San Suu Kyi says it is premature for Burma to chair the regional grouping ASEAN, discusses party discipline in building ...

China's laws protect the environment, but are rarely enforced at local levels.

A pro-democracy party wants Washington to further political reform in Burma.

But the chaos of the Cultural Revolution, and its causes, remain officially ignored.