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Police in China's Wuhan Hold Man Over Demolition Murders Jul 19, 2021 Shu Lifa's wife says he lost control of his emotions after months of camping in a shipping container on the ruins of his former home. Beijing Sends Hong Kong's Political System 'Back to The 1950s': Analysts Jul 19, 2021 Families race to leave ahead of a visa deadline, while businesses express concern over possible internet censorship. Nearly 50 Held in Myanmar’s Insein Prison Now Infected With COVID-19 Jul 16, 2021 International experts accuse Myanmar's military rulers of 'weaponizing' the virus by blocking aid from civil society and humanitarian groups. North Korea to Hold Local Officials Responsible for Rainy Season Crop Losses This Year Jul 16, 2021 A nationwide survey is underway to confiscate illegal farmland. Cambodia to ‘Negotiate With China’ For COVID-19 Jabs in Bid to End Outbreak Jul 16, 2021 But opposition chief Sam Rainsy questions PM Hun Sen’s insistence on procuring Sinovac doses. Nearly Two Dozen Killed Amid New Clashes in Myanmar’s Beleaguered Sagaing Region Jul 16, 2021 The deaths included 19 military troops, two militiamen, and two civilians, sources said. Interview: ‘We Are Gravely Concerned About the Deteriorating Situation in China’ Jul 16, 2021 U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Nury Turkel underscored threats to all faiths in China. Dead Bodies Line Up At Yangon Crematorium as COVID-19 Deaths Mount Jul 16, 2021 Myanmar’s junta government puts the coronavirus death toll at just over 4,000. But many believe the number is much higher. Welcome to Thailand: Pandemic Impacts Tourists, Migrant Workers in Starkly Different Ways Jul 16, 2021 Thailand reopens Phuket Island, a popular tourist spot, while activists and migrant workers in the country struggle to stay healthy. Purge of Mosque Clergy in Xinjiang’s Ghulja Leaves Nobody Left to Conduct Ceremonies Jul 16, 2021 Chinese authorities took into custody seven religious leaders from the Tahtiyun Mosque in 2018. Laos Sends Six COVID-19 Super-Spreaders to Prison Jul 16, 2021 The group brought two Thai men infected with COVID-19 across the border into Laos, spreading infection in karaoke bars and other entertainment venues. China Tries Agriculture Magnate Sun Dawu Amid Tight Security Jul 16, 2021 Dozens of plainclothes police and officials descend on Hebei's Gaobeidian city, with mobile signal jamming and additional surveillance technology in place. Police Break Up Protest by Wives of Jailed Opposition Activists at Phnom Penh Courthouse Jul 16, 2021 The women are calling on the court to drop charges against their husbands. Cannes Screens 'Gripping, Powerful' Documentary on Hong Kong Protests Jul 16, 2021 Recent changes to film censorship guidelines mean the film won't be screened in Hong Kong, and its makers could be targeted under the national security law. 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More than 700 Refugees of Fighting in Myanmar’s Kayah State in Dire Need at Thai Border Jul 15, 2021 The refugees, half of whom are women and children, journeyed for nearly a week on foot to find safety. Vietnam’s COVID-19 Deaths Climb to 207 Amid Errors in Reporting Jul 15, 2021 Discrepancies in numbers may be due to late reporting from hospitals to the Ministry of Health, an official says. Previous 30 items 1 ... 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 ... 991 Next 30 items
