Radio Free Asia

Law broadens the definition of what makes a 'secret' while new rules extend state security police powers.

Verdict: False

Three candidates have emerged in the Communist Party's delicate succession process.

Workers use student visa loopholes to get around sanctions to take jobs as servers and entertainers.

Government officials will meet only with representatives of the Dalai Lama, says a foreign ministry spokesman.

Many classrooms don’t have fans or air conditioning – or even access to clean water, officials say.

Township contains one of Rakhine State’s two main junta bases.

He gave up drinking alcohol and smoking to embrace Islam, prompting accusations of being 'two-faced.'

Video of the vast Prey Lang sanctuary shows that hundreds of hectares of forest have been cleared.

With Beijing aiming to seize the island, the US must remain the champion of the ‘status quo.’

Verdict: Misleading

One political prisoner is allowed only one bucketful of unclean water a day to bathe in.

Politics professor Xia Ming looks at possible drivers of political change under Chinese Communist Party rule.

Junta troops’ recapture of border villages leaves four dead, residents said.

Scarborough Shoal is located within the Philippine exclusive economic zone but under de-facto control by China.

Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara’s decision to quit raises concerns about continued diplomatic efforts in Myanmar crisis.

Trade with China, Bangladesh and Thailand has been hurt by conflict between junta and insurgent forces.

Beijing summons the German ambassador, calls British allegations 'a political farce.'

The rare ingredient is used in traditional medicine and can fetch US$50,000 a pound.

Source of fake bills is unclear, but many are found around the Golden Triangle zone.