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The June 5 races won’t shift the power balance but may affirm support for a newish opposition party.

The authorities have mobilized medical students to help out overwhelmed doctors in the city’s hospitals.

In northern Myanmar’s Kachin state, farmers rely on exports across the border to China. But due to the COVID-19 pandemic, China frequently closes its border. ...

As of March 11, army tribunals in the Yangon region have sentenced more than 150 people to death or life in prison.

Y Wo Nie was sentenced under a law critics say gives authorities too much power to crack down on dissent.

Uyghur rights groups worry that the UN team will not be granted ‘unfettered’ access to the region.

Philippine Coast Guard also sets up command observation posts on three isles in disputed waters.

The zero-COVID policy has wreaked havoc on Shanghai's economy, with mass layoffs expected after lockdown ends.

The comment comes after visit from a U.S. diplomat prompts a rebuke by China.

He will announce Indo-Pacific Economic Framework during 5-day visit to East Asia.

Many fear opening up to people they don't already know and trust, fearing for friends and family left behind.

Students are ordered to attend remote learning, but spotty electricity and lack of computers raise big challenges.

Ambassador postings are on hold at some Western missions in what opponents call a rebuke to the regime.

RFA has identified Singaporean assets controlled by politically connected Cambodians worth in excess of $230 million. Among the owners of those assets are ...

Some officers resent lawyers for making investigations more difficult.

The Golden Hope Café was opened by the Shwe Minn Tha Foundation, which gives support to handicapped people in Myanmar.

The two discussed protecting Tibet’s ‘identity’ under Chinese rule.

Wang Shujun sent sensitive information about Hong Kong protesters and U.S.-based democracy activists to Beijing.

A young man who asked to be identified only as 'Joseph' talks about his bid for freedom in New Zealand.

Violence is creating bad blood between the groups, whose fighters are often residents of neighboring villages.

A growing military presence has drawn warnings from the insurgent Arakan Army.

Abdureshid Hamit is one of at least 20 teachers at a Xinjiang school to have been arrested by Chinese authorities.

Uzra Zeya is in Dharamasala during an official visit to India and Nepal.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong, Thai and Myanmar artists seek greater freedom of expression at an exhibit in Manchester.

Enduring China pressure on South China Sea claimants poses dilemma for U.S. as stabilizing force.

Social media users report the city government's Weibo account to a national fraud hotline.

A research institute says more than 5,600 civilians have been killed since February 2021.

Officials rush to procure free Sinovac doses from China to treat those who have fallen ill.