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An analyst says Jakarta may opt for ‘less politically sensitive items’ such as armored vehicles

The US House of Representatives also passed a bill to reauthorize the 2004 North Korean Human Rights Act.

He now suffers from back-related health issues and assistance to walk after years of prison labor, sources said.

Min Aung Hlaing told officials in China that the ballot will take place at the conclusion of the ongoing census.

A car attack at a primary schoolyard follows two stabbing attacks on university campuses.

Residents wonder if the food aid was provided by Russia after Pyongyang sent troops for the war in Ukraine.

Subei county in the western province of Gansu now sees fewer than five live births a month.

A hospital official confirmed two Danish women died of severe poisoning.

China is keen to see the scammers shut down but some are shifting operations to avoid detection, a resident said.

Verdict: Misleading

With violence surging, Myanmar has more casualties than Syria, Afghanistan and Ukraine.

The South’s spy agency also said some North Korean troops in Russia participated in combat; others still training.

The group relocated to Phnom Penh after intensified crackdown in Laos, South Korean police say.

The landmark case follows the jailing of 45 democracy activists for subversion

Do Nam Trung, Bui Van Thuan and Dang Dang Phuoc are serving long sentences for ‘propaganda.’

Police are investigating whether tourists had consumed drinks tainted with methanol.

Four exiled Hong Kongers look back on the 2019 siege by riot police as a last-ditch battle.

Tibetan netizens have been sharing one of his poems – about life while under surveillance – on social media.

The leader of the MNDAA crossed from Myanmar into Yunnan province for medical care, the ministry said.

A North Korean waitress in China escaped from her job. Now she and her coworkers must return home to be punished.