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The post, claiming to be penned by Law's brother, suggests family members are being 'held hostage,' observers say.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering urges them to boost their support for Tibet.

“I have built my life with melodies”: Myanmar Pattala maker

Aye Win and his family make Pattala (Burmese xylophones) in a workshop in Yangon’s Dagon Seikkan township.

Junta troops arrested nearly 20 employees and guests after the incident.

Pyongyang claims these shutdowns are a normal part of the business of sovereign nations.

Beijing officials tell parents not to rush kids back to class and to relax about homework while they're sick.

Verdict: Misleading

Kim Ju Ae is now the ‘Morning Star of Korea’ a title once used by revered national founder Kim Il Sung.

Ye Htut served as information minister from 2014-2016 under Thein Sein’s quasi-military government.

Neighborhood-based members will wear uniforms and will supplement full-time commune police officers.

Finance minister who took part in unauthorized launch of cryptocurrency exchange was replaced in September.

The Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam was effectively banned in 1981 when it declined to join the state-sanctioned church.

Lawmaker Mike Gallagher said China’s reaction to the anti-lockdown demonstrations was ‘like an old Soviet joke.’

Fossil fuel phase-out will be among the top priority discussions, say experts.

The controversial figure won a Nobel Peace Prize and was criticized as a war criminal.

Pyongyang has long linked its nuclear weapons program to its state identity of self-reliance and sovereignty.

Roughly 30 junta soldiers surrendered to an Indian border group, locals said.

State media paints a rosy picture, yet workers say business is terrible and people are losing jobs everywhere.

Police also search and warn a lone protester who held up a blank sheet of paper on a busy shopping street.

Analysts say Xi Jinping's leadership is in crisis, and a plenary session could expose political in-fighting.

Three facilities were damaged in clashes in the third week of November alone.

The move aims to prevent theft and smuggling of military resources.

The armed assaults on two government facilities in June left 9 people dead.

10 families evicted in September were given new land elsewhere but no compensation.

Amid death threats and disappearances, the National Unity Government takes on hundreds of labor dispute cases.

From China to Bangladesh, the U.S. statesman's policies left a huge mark in the region.

Beijing considers the spiritual leader to be a separatist and wants ‘loyal’ public sector workers.

But Min Aung Hlaing chalks rebel victories up to aid from ‘foreign experts’ and drone attacks.

‘We stopped going into the forest due to landmines’; Myanmar lumberjack

Khai Za Dal says landmines planted by junta forces make his job dangerous.

And as COP28 starts, the UN weather report says 2023 is the hottest year on record.