Radio Free Asia

A bigger role for top party ideologue Wang Huning comes after reports that chief of staff Cai Qi was favored.

‘New media’ and social platforms manage to slip through a tight media control system.

The city's streets are less obviously busy as stores and eateries close amid the economic downturn, residents say.

Dissident faces charge of terrorism in Vietnam for deadly attacks there when he was already in Thailand.

But a junta spokesperson denied that the military headquarters in Lashio has fallen.

The 10-part series shows chaos on the island as a hypothetical cross-strait crisis unfolds.

Few countries sent their top leaders to pay their respects for general secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.

Task force to be set up after U.N. official highlighted growing role of Thailand in helping Myanmar get arms.

The sanctions came after the disbandment of a UN sanctions-monitoring panel in April.

Ngo Thi To Nhien is the sixth climate campaigner to be imprisoned since 2021.

Nguyen Binh Dan must pay 7.5 million dong (U.S.$300) for ‘religion-dividing’ content.

He defected in 2016, joined South Korean assembly in 2020, and now joins a presidential advisory council.

The last 4 junta camps in the gem-mining center fell on Wednesday, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army said.

Campaigners say some are excluded on account of their birth date, while others can't afford huge college fees.

Workers have also installed Lao national flags on lampposts ahead of this week’s foreign ministers’ gathering.

Hundreds of thousands of the refugees still live in prison-like camps nearly seven years after fleeing Myanmar.

Xi Jinping urges authorities to 'gradually raise the statutory retirement age in a prudent and orderly manner.'

Downpours in the heartland have affected 30 villages, residents said.

Taiwan’s military puts soldiers on stand-by as Typhoon Gaemi approaches.

Verdict: False