Search results 29345 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Charges against citizens' movement leader Xu Zhiyong 'trumped up': lawyers Jun 17, 2022 Xu will stand trial for 'subversion' at the Linshu County People's Court on June 22. Taiwan boosts advanced chip plans, warns of high-tech fallout if China invades Jun 17, 2022 The democratic island is home to Taiwan Semiconductor, which dominates the global market for advanced chips. ASEAN Special Envoy won’t meet Suu Kyi during Myanmar visit Jun 17, 2022 Junta dismisses request, saying meetings don’t include people being prosecuted. UK investigates Vietnamese billionaire's funding of Oxford University college Jun 17, 2022 The controversial plan would see the college being renamed after VietJet founder Nugyen Thi Phuong Thao. Justice for Myanmar: Vietnamese telco helps junta track deserters Jun 17, 2022 Viettel accused of cooperating with Mytel to keep tabs on civilians and military personnel. Political prisoner executions would backfire on Myanmar junta, say analysts Jun 16, 2022 Talk that democracy activist Ko Jimmy and others would be hanged went viral on Burmese social media. Migration from Myanmar to Thailand surges amid fighting, COVID concerns Jun 16, 2022 Police have arrested thousands of migrants, many of whom were found in desperate conditions. Family of young Tibetan still in the dark 6 months after his arbitrary arrest Jun 16, 2022 Before his arrest, Lodoe rejected Chinese government job offers to focus instead on Tibetan language preservation. Split between opposition leaders could solidify Hun Sen’s rule in Cambodia Jun 16, 2022 Lawyer for arrested Cambodian American activist Theary Seng said he has been denied access to his client. China nationalizes private schools in ongoing reform of education sector Jun 16, 2022 The Shanghai government buys up hundreds of thousands of places to open them up to non-fee-paying students. China says Bloomberg journalist Haze Fan was released on bail in January Jun 16, 2022 The investigation into charges of 'endangering state security' is still ongoing, despite calls for her release. China balancing close ties with Russia and distance from Ukraine war: analysts Jun 16, 2022 Xi is putting on a carefully weighed 'political performance' ahead of the 20th Party Congress later this year. Three people killed as troops target villages in Chin State Jun 16, 2022 The man and two women died when shells fell on a farm in Mui Tui village. Former Cambodian opposition chief Kem Sokha claims end to alliance with Sam Rainsy Jun 15, 2022 But Sam Rainsy says the comments are the result of legal duress and part of a plot by PM Hun Sen. UN member states criticize China over Uyghurs at Human Rights Council session Jun 15, 2022 The 47 nations call on the UN human rights chief to issue an overdue report on abuse in Xinjiang. Coup, pandemic devastate Bagan’s lacquerware industry Jun 15, 2022 Tourism from abroad drives the industry in Myanmar’s ancient capital. But the number of foreign tourists visiting Bagan has declined from nearly half a million ... Russia, Ukraine turn Indonesia into diplomatic battlefield Jun 15, 2022 Jakarta’s “foreign policy tradition in such a situation is to play it safe,” one analyst says. Starvation becomes a side effect of North Korea’s struggle to contain COVID Jun 15, 2022 The government is forcing ‘volunteers’ to feed families of patients in quarantine but doesn’t offer any extra food. Henan rural bank customers curbed by COVID-19 app as they protest frozen accounts Jun 15, 2022 The move sparks concern that the app will be used to prevent people from protesting or doing human rights work. Laos to sell $340 million in high-interest bonds to combat inflation Jun 15, 2022 Citizens are dubious that their cash-strapped government can really pay the advertised 20 percent interest rate. Interview: ‘I am a powerless Pakistani citizen’ who ‘raised my voice for you’ Jun 15, 2022 Student Muhammad Usman Asad holds a one-man protest against China’s repression of Uyghurs. China blocks Tibetans offering help to earthquake survivors in Sichuan Jun 15, 2022 Government rescuers did not reach the affected area until three days after the earthquake struck. New Hong Kong school history textbooks say the city 'never was a British colony' Jun 15, 2022 The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) says it won't recognize 'unequal treaties' signed by the Qing Dynasty. More than 40 anti-regime protesters arrested in Yangon in two days Jun 15, 2022 Police and troops targeted demonstrators aged between 18 and 30. Membership of a political party ‘cannot be grounds for arrest’ UN group says Jun 15, 2022 The comments came in a report on Chau Van Kham, serving a 12-year sentence in Vietnam. North Korean doctors in Laos ordered to pay ‘loyalty funds’ to Pyongyang Jun 14, 2022 They now must send more money to the government back home each month than they earn, according to one source. Police report: ARSA rebel chief ordered Rohingya leader Muhib Ullah gunned down Jun 14, 2022 Police submit investigation report to court recommending murder charges against 29 suspected ARSA members. UN official urges action to prevent a lost generation of children in Myanmar Jun 14, 2022 Tens of thousands of minors have been displaced by military attacks since last year’s coup. Cambodian American lawyer gets 6 years for ‘treason’ in mass sentencing of opposition Jun 14, 2022 Theary Seng refused to enter the court, saying that authorities would have to arrest her publicly. Vietnam state media trained to protect government policies Jun 14, 2022 Reporters are only allowed to tell ‘one-sided stories,’ former editor says. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 979 Next 30 items
Search results 29345 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Charges against citizens' movement leader Xu Zhiyong 'trumped up': lawyers Jun 17, 2022 Xu will stand trial for 'subversion' at the Linshu County People's Court on June 22. Taiwan boosts advanced chip plans, warns of high-tech fallout if China invades Jun 17, 2022 The democratic island is home to Taiwan Semiconductor, which dominates the global market for advanced chips. ASEAN Special Envoy won’t meet Suu Kyi during Myanmar visit Jun 17, 2022 Junta dismisses request, saying meetings don’t include people being prosecuted. UK investigates Vietnamese billionaire's funding of Oxford University college Jun 17, 2022 The controversial plan would see the college being renamed after VietJet founder Nugyen Thi Phuong Thao. Justice for Myanmar: Vietnamese telco helps junta track deserters Jun 17, 2022 Viettel accused of cooperating with Mytel to keep tabs on civilians and military personnel. Political prisoner executions would backfire on Myanmar junta, say analysts Jun 16, 2022 Talk that democracy activist Ko Jimmy and others would be hanged went viral on Burmese social media. Migration from Myanmar to Thailand surges amid fighting, COVID concerns Jun 16, 2022 Police have arrested thousands of migrants, many of whom were found in desperate conditions. Family of young Tibetan still in the dark 6 months after his arbitrary arrest Jun 16, 2022 Before his arrest, Lodoe rejected Chinese government job offers to focus instead on Tibetan language preservation. Split between opposition leaders could solidify Hun Sen’s rule in Cambodia Jun 16, 2022 Lawyer for arrested Cambodian American activist Theary Seng said he has been denied access to his client. China nationalizes private schools in ongoing reform of education sector Jun 16, 2022 The Shanghai government buys up hundreds of thousands of places to open them up to non-fee-paying students. China says Bloomberg journalist Haze Fan was released on bail in January Jun 16, 2022 The investigation into charges of 'endangering state security' is still ongoing, despite calls for her release. China balancing close ties with Russia and distance from Ukraine war: analysts Jun 16, 2022 Xi is putting on a carefully weighed 'political performance' ahead of the 20th Party Congress later this year. Three people killed as troops target villages in Chin State Jun 16, 2022 The man and two women died when shells fell on a farm in Mui Tui village. Former Cambodian opposition chief Kem Sokha claims end to alliance with Sam Rainsy Jun 15, 2022 But Sam Rainsy says the comments are the result of legal duress and part of a plot by PM Hun Sen. UN member states criticize China over Uyghurs at Human Rights Council session Jun 15, 2022 The 47 nations call on the UN human rights chief to issue an overdue report on abuse in Xinjiang. Coup, pandemic devastate Bagan’s lacquerware industry Jun 15, 2022 Tourism from abroad drives the industry in Myanmar’s ancient capital. But the number of foreign tourists visiting Bagan has declined from nearly half a million ... Russia, Ukraine turn Indonesia into diplomatic battlefield Jun 15, 2022 Jakarta’s “foreign policy tradition in such a situation is to play it safe,” one analyst says. Starvation becomes a side effect of North Korea’s struggle to contain COVID Jun 15, 2022 The government is forcing ‘volunteers’ to feed families of patients in quarantine but doesn’t offer any extra food. Henan rural bank customers curbed by COVID-19 app as they protest frozen accounts Jun 15, 2022 The move sparks concern that the app will be used to prevent people from protesting or doing human rights work. Laos to sell $340 million in high-interest bonds to combat inflation Jun 15, 2022 Citizens are dubious that their cash-strapped government can really pay the advertised 20 percent interest rate. Interview: ‘I am a powerless Pakistani citizen’ who ‘raised my voice for you’ Jun 15, 2022 Student Muhammad Usman Asad holds a one-man protest against China’s repression of Uyghurs. China blocks Tibetans offering help to earthquake survivors in Sichuan Jun 15, 2022 Government rescuers did not reach the affected area until three days after the earthquake struck. New Hong Kong school history textbooks say the city 'never was a British colony' Jun 15, 2022 The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) says it won't recognize 'unequal treaties' signed by the Qing Dynasty. More than 40 anti-regime protesters arrested in Yangon in two days Jun 15, 2022 Police and troops targeted demonstrators aged between 18 and 30. Membership of a political party ‘cannot be grounds for arrest’ UN group says Jun 15, 2022 The comments came in a report on Chau Van Kham, serving a 12-year sentence in Vietnam. North Korean doctors in Laos ordered to pay ‘loyalty funds’ to Pyongyang Jun 14, 2022 They now must send more money to the government back home each month than they earn, according to one source. Police report: ARSA rebel chief ordered Rohingya leader Muhib Ullah gunned down Jun 14, 2022 Police submit investigation report to court recommending murder charges against 29 suspected ARSA members. UN official urges action to prevent a lost generation of children in Myanmar Jun 14, 2022 Tens of thousands of minors have been displaced by military attacks since last year’s coup. Cambodian American lawyer gets 6 years for ‘treason’ in mass sentencing of opposition Jun 14, 2022 Theary Seng refused to enter the court, saying that authorities would have to arrest her publicly. Vietnam state media trained to protect government policies Jun 14, 2022 Reporters are only allowed to tell ‘one-sided stories,’ former editor says. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 979 Next 30 items
