Radio Free Asia

For co-founder Chu Yiu-ming, the campaign was fueled by memories of the 1989 Tiananmen massacre in Beijing.

Shigeru Ishiba said Japan needs to play a ‘great role’ in its alliance with the US.

US officials were quoted as saying that a Chinese Zhou-class nuclear sub sank during construction.

Shadow government dismisses the invitation as a ‘bogus’ bid by the junta to improve its image.

More than 100 trucks cross the Sino-Korean friendship bridge daily as relations warm and trade picks up.

But Vietnam still punishes those who criticize the government, sending one to prison for 8 years

12-year sentence for the crash that killed 2 in Melbourne is stiffer than punishment for the rich and famous.

Academic freedom has been on the wane since the imposition of a national security law in 2020, a new report says.

10 years ago, demonstrators used umbrellas to protect against pepper spray – and images went viral.

Stand News editor jailed for 21 months, while acting editor received a sentence that allowed him to be freed.

Jets bombed a building where hundreds of internally displaced people were staying, rebels and residents said.

Australia and New Zealand to brief Pacific partners of developments on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

The agency said the North possesses enough materials to build dozens of nuclear weapons.

The JS Sazanami was sailing alongside an Australian destroyer and a New Zealand supply ship.

Many accident victims eligible for compensation struggle with a language barrier and red tape.

US told it must consider an apology and remedy its violation of human rights.

It ends an eventful trip for To Lam, who now heads to Cuba.

Truck convoys carrying troops are headed north to Mongyai, Tangyan and Nam Lan