Food Speculators Targeted
2008-06-10
Experts are considering an international system to fight speculation in food prices, but questions persist about how coordinated grain reserves would be used.
Media Banned From Quake School
2008-06-06
Parents across southwestern China are struggling to hold local officials accountable for allegedly shoddy construction standards in school buildings that ...
Burmese Comedian Detained
2008-06-05
Burmese authorities detain the country's best-known comedian as he returns from a major aid effort in cyclone-devastated areas.
Burmese Comedian Detained
2008-06-05
Burmese authorities detain the country's best-known comedian as he returns from a major aid effort in cyclone-devastated areas.
China’s Food, Fuel Costs Soar
2008-06-05
China’s subsidy costs for food and fuel are soaring while the country tries to cope with damage from the Sichuan earthquake. Experts say the government can’t ...
Mourning Banned for Tiananmen Dead
2008-06-04
Nineteen years after Chinese troops fired on protesters in and around Tiananmen Square, a prominent Beijing lawyer says police grabbed him as he left his ...
Cyclone Victims' 'Mental Trauma'
2008-06-04
A private group run by several prominent Burmese is turning attention to the psychological trauma suffered by the millions of victims of Tropical Cyclone ...
Thailand Sends Lao Hmong Home
2008-06-04
Thailand has returned another group of ethnic Hmong sheltering in a refugee camp to neighboring Laos. The Hmong say they chose to return once it became clear ...
It's All About Rice Cookers
2008-06-03
Never mind that state media still demonize anything marginally capitalist. In North Korea, nothing shouts "status" like a smuggled kitchen appliance.
Cambodia Lifts Rice Export Ban
2008-05-30
Global food prices are still sky-high, but Cambodia has announced an end to its ban on rice exports, and Vietnam may soon follow suit.
Cambodia Lifts Rice Export Ban
2008-05-30
Global food prices are still sky-high, but Cambodia has announced an end to its ban on rice exports, and Vietnam may soon follow suit.
Cambodia Closes Radio Station
2008-05-30
Weeks ahead of Cambodia's general election, Prime Minister Hun Sen's government forces the closure of an independent radio station that gave airtime to the ...
Cambodia Closes Radio Station
2008-05-30
Weeks ahead of Cambodia's general election, Prime Minister Hun Sen's government forces the closure of an independent radio station that gave airtime to the ...
Tibetan Monks Linked to Blasts
2008-05-29
Chinese authorities in the Tibet Autonomous Region this week detained five monks in connection with a series of small blasts during massive anti-Chinese ...
21 Days of Asylum
2008-05-29
A young mother from North Korea dies of lung cancer just three weeks after settling as a refugee with her family in the United States, after a harrowing ...
Burmese Struggle to Rebuild
2008-05-29
Burma's volunteer groups are helping villagers return to their land in the Irrawaddy delta in a bid to kick-start a rice harvest amid severe food shortages ...
China's Growing Presence in Cambodia
2008-05-28
Ethnic Chinese families close to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen are playing a key role in putting Chinese companies in touch with top Cambodian officials, ...
China Quashes 2nd Quake Rumor
2008-05-28
Authorities in the southwestern province of Sichuan have denied rumors of another massive earthquake threatening the devastated region, amid continuing ...
China's Growing Presence in Cambodia
2008-05-28
Ethnic Chinese families close to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen are playing a key role in putting Chinese companies in touch with top Cambodian officials, ...
Quake Victims Allowed Extra Child
2008-05-27
Authorities in Sichuan have announced that China's tough family planning regulations will be relaxed to accommodate parents whose children have been severely ...
Tibetan Detained for Media Contact
2008-05-27
More than two months after Tibet erupted in protests against China's heavy-handed rule, Tibetan sources in the region report the arrest of one of their own for ...
China Probes Quake Graft Claims
2008-05-27
Citizens in China have formed surveillance groups to supervise aid distribution to millions hit by the May 12 earthquake, as officials promise full ...
Rebuilding Costly After Quake
2008-05-23
The Sichuan earthquake will drive up demand for steel for rebuilding—which some say will cause massive damage to the environment.
'Reporters should speak to us more'
2008-05-22
In An county, Sichuan province, our reporter meets anger and frustration. Left to fend for themselves, villagers curse the government.
Millions Homeless in Sichuan
2008-05-22
Five million people are without permanent shelter in the wake of last week's earthquake, with rescuers now beginning to call off the search for survivors. ...
Sisters Fear for Defectors
2008-05-21
Sent back to North Korea from China four times, the Cho sisters finally won resettlement as U.S. refugees. Now they're planning for the future but still ...
Tibetan Nuns Play Key Role
2008-05-21
In Tibet, Chinese authorities have cracked down again on a nunnery suspected of inculcating separatism. The move highlights the quiet but pivotal role played ...
Just Rescued, and Hurrying Back
2008-05-21
Lin Di goes to Beichuan Qiang in Sichuan and meets an earthquake survivor rushing back to search for her father.