Radio Free Asia

The military is hampering the delivery of relief items and donations it says are going to rebel groups.

The attack is the second in 3 months, and comes amid ongoing nationalistic sentiment in China.

Questions raised about the viability of the China-backed project, hailed as strongman Hun Sen’s great legacy.

The group Dark Shadow said forces at the base launch air raids on civilians.

Tensions are high ahead of the 171st anniversary of French colonial occupation of New Caledonia next week.

Analysts warn that closer ties with North Korea may harm Vietnam’s improving relations with the US and South Korea.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office blamed the Taiwanese president’s ‘stubborn adherence’ to a pro-independence stance.

The warhead is among the high-tech weapons that the North had vowed to develop in 2021.

Truong My Lan already faces the death penalty for bribery, embezzlement and bank fraud.

Soaring living costs, weakening currency and bulging government debt all mean fewer people want to teach.

Freed detainees report being raped, beaten with motorcycle chains, electrocuted and scalded with boiling water.

David Lin, 68, was released from a Chinese prison this week after 18 years. But many more remain.

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The authorities often use family separation as a way to punish critics of the ruling Chinese Communist Party.

Poet and artist Wang Zang is barred from talking to the media, while his wife says police are dragging their feet.

A key October vote for state president will gauge the former top cop’s power.

Across Myanmar, tens of thousands of young people have joined a range of anti-junta forces.

The women were ambushed as they were going to work in their fields, pro-military media said.

The U.S. announced on Monday the sale of aircraft spare parts to Taiwan.

Verdict: False