Radio Free Asia

Missile tests come after the North unveiled a uranium enrichment facility last week.

Some 130 people died in 2023, according to the National Committee for Disaster Management.

More than 100 Lamborghinis, Rolls Royces and other expensive vehicles were on display near the ancient temples.

Since announcing its goal, Hanoi imprisoned 6 activists who pushed for changes to the national energy policy.

Families whose applications were underway are left wondering what will happen to the children.

A leading candidate to become Japan’s next leader says he would spearhead the creation of such a bloc.

The UN says Vietnamese authorities retaliated against those cooperating with its human rights agency.

9 others were given life in prison on human trafficking charges

Officials may have been hoping to emulate the effects of Taylor Swift's Singapore gigs earlier this year.

Meanwhile, Vietnam bracers for another storm brewing in the South China Sea.

The drills are aimed at strengthening combat readiness amid rising tension in the South China Sea.

Asia’s biggest storm of the year has left scores of people dead and missing.

Yangon residents line up for cooking oil and can’t get basic medicines.

This is the first time North Korea has dispatched workers since the start of the pandemic.

The dispute at the Phnom Penh hotel and casino complex began in 2021 and has featured clashes with police.

The Guangdong High People's Court makes the decision in secret, concealing it from her defense team.

Beijing claims it “has indisputable sovereignty” over the disputed South China Sea shoal.

Critics call the law a ‘loophole’ that allows goods made with slavery to be sold to Americans.

The timing of Lin's release could show Beijing is looking to ease tensions with the United States.

But opponents say the census will only count about half the population because rebels control so much territory.