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Search results 29030 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 North Koreans pay for sons to spend military service in cushy capital posts Apr 15, 2022 Bribes to officials can be the difference between 7 years at a desk job or hard labor in the countryside. Former Myanmar army officer calls Rohingya crackdown ‘genocide,’ offers to testify Apr 15, 2022 Captain Nay Myo Thet describes military crimes against the ethnic group during two brutal crackdowns. Vietnam arrests deputy foreign minister on bribery charge Apr 15, 2022 To Anh Dung is the latest official accused in the COVID-19 rescue flight investigation. Tibetan language advocate barred from hotels in Tibet Apr 15, 2022 Tashi Wangchuk has been monitored by Chinese authorities since his release last year from prison. Nearly 100 arrested ahead of Thingyan in Myanmar’s Yangon, Mandalay Apr 14, 2022 Sources said authorities launched a crackdown in response to increased anti-junta activities. North Korea on high alert ahead of late founding father’s birth holiday Apr 14, 2022 Authorities want no disturbances or mix-ups during the celebration. Myanmar’s Rakhine celebrates Thingyan for the first time in three years Apr 14, 2022 As they emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and years of fighting between the Myanmar military and the insurgent Arakan Army, people in the Rakhine capital, ... Beyond justice? 25 years since a deadly grenade attack in Cambodia Apr 14, 2022 Twenty-five years ago, a grenade attack hit a rally by Cambodian opposition party leader Sam Rainsy, leaving 16 dead. No one has faced justice for one of ... Vietnam arrests Facebook user for discussing high-profile financial crimes Apr 14, 2022 Dang Nhu Quynh is accused of spreading ‘unverified information’ that sources said may be true. Food for thought Apr 14, 2022 Cambodian officials move against opposition activists ahead of June elections Apr 14, 2022 One man was killed after being struck in the head by a blow from behind, his wife said. Japan PM set to visit SE Asia in late April Apr 14, 2022 Reports say Kishida plans to promote cooperation in countering China's rising influence in the region. Emigration inquiries spike in China amid grueling COVID-19 lockdowns, restrictions Apr 14, 2022 Residents say they are being nailed into buildings if someone tests positive, while food is still hard to come by. Kicking off the Khmer New Year Apr 14, 2022 Khmer New Year slideshow Apr 14, 2022 Khmer New Year slideshow Interview: 'Do you realize there is also a price to pay for silence?' Apr 14, 2022 Odessa-based Wang Jixian discusses his YouTube channel about daily life during the Ukraine war. Hong Kong changes law, forcing owners to give up pets 'believed' to have COVID-19 Apr 14, 2022 Pets must be handed over 'for humane dispatch' if an official merely believes they could be infected. Myanmar’s largest cities empty amid call to boycott Thingyan festivities Apr 13, 2022 Members of the public said they have no interest in celebrating the New Year under junta rule. Streets nearly deserted on eve of Thingyan, Myanmar’s biggest holiday Apr 13, 2022 Anti-junta forces have urged citizens not to join Thingyan celebrations this year organized by the military, which seized power in a brutal coup in February, ... Vietnam upholds former police officer’s 2-year sentence over traffic spat Apr 13, 2022 Capt. Le Chi Thanh was fired in 2020 for accusing his supervisor of corruption. Bangladesh home minister claims Rohingya have babies to get more food aid Apr 13, 2022 Because of this, he says, food aid needs to be reduced, but critics are disputing the minister’s assertions. To prevent escapes, North Korea confiscates passports of officials sent abroad Apr 13, 2022 Normally trusted by their superiors, the officials are now in the same boat as the workers in their charge. ‘Middle Way’ approach for Tibet not just about politics: Dalai Lama Apr 13, 2022 Meanwhile, older Tibetans must pass on their cultural knowledge to younger generations, he says. Banned Hong Kong statues to find new refuge in democratic Taiwan: rights activists Apr 13, 2022 A statue of late dissident Liu Xiaobo and the Pillar of Shame massacre memorial could soon be on display again. Thai authorities release Vietnamese dissident with UN refugee status Apr 13, 2022 Chu Manh Son was being held in an immigration detention facility for not having a passport. Taiwan issues 'survival handbook' to prep for possible Chinese invasion Apr 13, 2022 The war in Ukraine has heightened concerns that Beijing may strike when the world’s focus is on Europe. Zero sense Apr 13, 2022 As Lao dam plans progress, farmers worry about compensation for lost land Apr 13, 2022 Lao officials hope the projects being built by Chinese developers will improve the country’s overall economy. Hong Kong resident held in southwest China for taking part in protests Apr 13, 2022 Tan Qiyuan, known as Nicole, has been incommunicado since entering mainland China to visit her mother in 2021. Only a few thousand tigers survive in Asia in 2022 Apr 13, 2022 Rampant poaching and unchecked habitat destruction have shrunk the tigers’ range by more than 95 percent. Previous 30 items 1 ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ... 968 Next 30 items
