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The paper says it is being forced to close to protect employees following the arrest of a high-profile columnist under the national security law.

Hun Sen ally buys London ‘private bank’ with shady ties One of Cambodia’s wealthiest families with close ties to Prime Minister Hun Sen late last year acquired ...

Financially savvy fugitive Xu Aimin owes both his commercial success and liberty to high-level political connections in Phnom Penh.

Citizen surveillance teams, armed police and soldiers are highly visible on the city's streets ahead of the July 1 event.

A Mandalay militia leader describes a clash with the junta in Myanmar’s second-largest city.

Combatants traded fire that included grenades and RPGs in the country’s second-largest city.

Canada and 43 other countries want access to Xinjiang for the UN human rights chief.

A letter sent to Beijing reminds China's government it has pledged to end support to highly polluting projects.

Migrants say they are left in quarantine, while Thai citizens are sent to hospitals for treatment.

Women ‘sneer’ at government campaigns to increase birthrate when food is scarce.

A Lao official told RFA that Lao police often lack speedboats and other equipment needed to catch smugglers along the Mekong River.

Water levels and safety conditions will be monitored to prevent a repeat of past dam collapses and deadly floods, authorities say.

The Apple Daily's journalists are snubbed by Hong Kong's leader, with many expecting the paper to fold by the weekend after its assets were frozen.

The disappearance of the slogans comes after the concept is attacked in state-run media.

Gulmira Imin is now serving 19 years and eight months in jail for a statement of contrition that activists say was contrived.

Wanted Chinese kingpin owns casino with Cambodian senator’s son-in-law

Academics cast doubt on the university's denial that political considerations affected the suspect's employment prospects.

Vietnam’s crackdown on opposition voices intensified in 2020-2021, the Vietnam Human Rights Network says.

Wives of men who lost their jobs to the pandemic must relocate to rural farms in North Korea’s breadbasket.

They’re calling for Aung San Suu Kyi’s release from detention. She was removed from power in a coup in February and is under house arrest.

The dead include four members of one family, a groom-to-be, and two soccer enthusiasts.

Private companies will be emboldened by the activists' arrest to continue destroying Cambodia's environment for profit, the founder of the Mother Nature ...

The Council on American-Islamic Relations says it is unacceptable for a U.S. company to build a hotel in a location of an ongoing genocide.

Taiwanese officials have been forced to leave Hong Kong after refusing to acknowledge China's claim on the democratic island.

The pro-democracy newspaper will likely fold this week after its assets were frozen during a raid by the national security police.

State media claim more than one billion doses of vaccine have been administered nationwide.

“We had to detain these agents to protect the young people,” said a Karen National Defence Organisation spokesman.

Blast was one of six Friday explosions in largest city Yangon.

The resolution also calls for the release of President Win Myint, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, and all who have been 'arbitrarily detained, charged, or ...

Analysis of Chinese research shows policies are driven by intention to dilute the Uyghur population of Xinjiang.