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A local People’s Defense Organization has claimed responsibility for Wednesday’s shooting of Myo Min Htut

A Cambodian woman said a physical assault by police authorities during a labor protest outside the NagaWorld Casino may have led to the death of her unborn ...

Rongwo Gangkar was likely arrested by Chinese authorities in early 2021, sources say.

Sister Ann Nu Tawng gained fame when she stared down junta forces during the 2021 military coup.

Some victims were told to flee before being shot in the back. ‘This is more than atrocity,’ one resident said.

But some Vietnamese still say the government needs to move more quickly to root out graft.

The owners are accused of connections to the shadow government and the deposed NLD party.

Settlement of U.S $113,421 is half of what fishermen sought for a Chinese trawler sinking their boat.

The suspects said they were paid U.S. $70,000 to transport the drugs, a police source said.

Many districts and communities are still locked down, while everyone else depends on PCR test results to travel.

Beijing’s first naval facility in mainland Southeast Asia could allow it to expand patrols in the South China Sea.

The State Council directive also bars advertisements and online or broadcast content that depicts tattoos.

Authorities punished at least 60 prisoners, including children, after a jailbreak.

Le Anh Tu could have evaded arrest if he had returned to the Czech Republic after the warrant expired

Fortify Rights says the documents strip Rohingya of access to citizenship rights and protections.

Cambodia has denied the Chinese military will exclusively use part of Ream Naval Base

One elephant trainer told RFA that elephants become wild when they’re away from humans. He says he’ll have to retrain his elephants to be friendly.

An official says no pardons will be granted, despite widespread condemnation over the sentences.

The facility would give China its first naval staging area in Southeast Asia after it opens this week.

Government leaders and aid workers question the decision to omit ethnic Chins from receiving aid.

Rinchen Tsultrim was convicted of ‘working to split the country' for upholding Tibet's national identity.

Schools are told to ensure they remove books from libraries that could be deemed in breach of the draconian law.

A former 1989 student leader is arrested in Hangzhou 'to settle scores old and new'

This was no run of the mill corruption scandal involving payments to regulators or misuse of public funds.

The two explosions happened one week after a bombing killed a man and injured nine others.

The incident raises questions about the safety of the island's F-16 fleet.

Vague laws allow the government to undermine a constitutional commitment to religious freedom.

Troops offer residents cash to join the Pyu Saw Htee and threaten arson if they refuse.