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The results, far from proving success of dam’s fish ladder, show more Mekong dams shouldn’t be built: experts.

Mech Dara is known for his coverage of online scam centers.

The offer came the same day that the US and NATO confirmed evidence North Korean troops were in Russia.

To Lam has paid lip service to the UN Charter, critics say, but done nothing to protect human rights.

Only 1 candidate is running for World Uyghur Congress president as others have pulled out amid intimidation.

The statement drew a strong rebuke from China at the UN.

Video of Mech Dara, in jail uniform, is published by a government-friendly news outlet.

The deal could alleviate military clashes, but there are other issues in the bilateral relationship.

A report details Beijing’s persecution of 10 Catholic bishops for refusing to renounce the Pope’s authority.

The network of cables found under a bridge were used to target Thais with fake calls and messages.

Verdict: False

Military in the central region of Sagaing raided villages after a big insurgent attack in late September.

The agency also detected signs of large-scale recruitment of Korean interpreters within the Russian army.

Dang Thi Hue was grabbed off the street and interrogated more than a year after completing a prison sentence.

The former union leader is brother of a labor organizer gunned down in 2004.

Authorities have accused volunteers of aiding rebels and sentenced several to lengthy jail terms.

Five years ago, the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants in the UK shocked the world. But it didn't deter many.

The Ukraine war to get top billing as Russia seeks to avoid isolation, yet Beijing has its own agenda.

Shirzat Bawudun, once a senior government official, was sentenced to death in 2021.

The company hits back with a warning of legal action, while state media weigh in against the tide of hate.