Radio Free Asia

New rules mean anyone who speaks out about diminishing freedoms in the city could be turned away.

Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing was reported discussing security and an upcoming census on his visit to Kayah state

It was first used in 1981, but the naming dispute between Taiwan and China dates back to 1949.

Malaysia is investigating the report on Chinese “bullying” over a maritime dispute.

Raymond Greene said the U.S. is Taiwan’s most important international supporter and arms supplier.

Xi Jinping’s comments came at an annual China-Africa summit in Beijing.

The political prisoner is protesting an unfair appeal and the political rise of To Lam.

The men’s national team opens the 3rd round of Asian qualifiers in Uzbekistan on Thursday.

State Department spokesman later clarified that the consul general’s term had ended.

Displaced residents say they won’t return while the threat of junta airstrikes remains.

Violence over a business dispute highlights how Sihanoukville has become rife with criminal activity.

Trade with China is a major policy difference between the 2 US presidential candidates.

Observers say police should lighten up over the post, which satirized a well-known problem.

Attacks by insurgents trigger junta retaliation, driving thousands of civilians from their homes.

Heavy rains in late July flooded large areas along the Amnok River on the northern border.

Annual defense white paper identifies China, North Korea and Russia as main threats to Japan’s security.

The tourism recovery has prompted plans to upgrade road and rail links between the neighbors.

Skeptical of Vietnamese education, the youth wanted to study in the West.

They were accused of being members of the U.S.-based Provisional National Government of Vietnam.

Chinese officials allegedly plied the aide with money and favors — including Nanjing-style salted duck.