Radio Free Asia

The troops have not been supplied with food and fuel, so they raid gardens and homes.

To Lam told state media that institutional changes must take place for Vietnam to become wealthy and just.

As many as 20,000 have fled since the Arakan Army entered the township a week ago.

Insurgents target three more townships under junta control, a group official said.

Attempting a census and an election in areas under rebel control would be impossible, the junta’s enemies say.

This drone appears to be a new version of China’s BZK-005.

Verdict: False

Four athletes represented Laos in Paris, including a sprinter who helped a hurt rival in a show of sportsmanship.

The Paris pommel horse medalist recalls a history of Uyghur athletes in Kazakhstan and inspires youth.

The new measure comes as citizens try to seek work abroad amid civil war at home.

The minority Muslims left their homes in western Myanmar as fighting between the junta and insurgents intensified.

Thach Setha was jailed in the lead-up to last year’s national election, from which his party was excluded.

Island's government comes out fighting for Lin Yu-ting, hitting back at Russia and hiring lawyers in gender row.

One global security analyst says engaging Beijing could be more effective in settling South China Sea disputes.

Junta troops have burned at least 400 houses in one Sagaing region since late July, residents said.

Verdict: Missing context

The South’s military said they found no evidence to confirm whether North Korea’s launchers might be mock-ups.

The group has been closely monitored in Vietnam for years despite members saying it is not political.

The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner said restoring law and order would be the new administration’s first task

The Olympic organizer previously said it distributed Samsung phones to the North Korean delegation.