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The former president also said he would tell Xi to crack down on fentanyl ‘pouring out of China.’

Police confiscated thousands of leaflets and flags of the former South Vietnamese government.

Scholar Adrian Zenz says auditors did not adhere to international standards, making it unreliable.

China sentenced the Uyghur scholar to life in prison in 2014 on separatism charges.

Phon Yuth was arrested in March and charged with incitement, but court hearings have been delayed.

A Hong Kong court hands down the first jail terms under legislation passed in March.

One US official described the UN General Assembly as ‘diplomatic speed-dating on steroids.’

Manila needs to develop a clear, unified strategy in its South China Sea claim, analysts say.

Indiscriminate junta airstrikes are killing more villagers, residents and insurgents say.

Verdict: False

Taiwan military denied role in a hacking group responsible for cyberattacks on Chinese state targets.

The special rapporteur’s comments come just days before top leader To Lam is due to address the United Nations.

The comment came after Quad leaders reaffirmed a goal of the ‘complete’ denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Rights group denounces use of capital punishment as a tool against dissent.

Leaders of Australia, India and Japan held a weekend summit hosted by the U.S. president.

A desperate junta terrorizes civilians, pilfers flood aid and even steals its own troops' insurance benefits.

A young couple’s journey through love and loss and their hopes for a new life.

Phillip Mehrtens safe and well, undergoing health check

The crackdown on restricted content could upend a system that once gave senior officials a more global education.