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Shadow government expects junta to try to re-capture lost ground before 2025 election

Verdict: False

The deal’s endorsement comes a day after Melanesian nations warned against misuse for geostrategic aims.

International observers were not invited to oversee the Pacific island nation’s general election.

Human rights official Uzra Zeya will meet senior officials during a visit to Hanoi.

The test came after reports the North sent over 13,000 containers suspected of carrying arms to Russia.

They were hoping to take a speedboat out of China to Southeast Asia, then onward to South Korea

Rights groups welcome show of UN concern, but want concrete actions to overcome Beijing's stonewalling.

Beijing wants visitors to believe the Uyghurs are thriving – and control what they see, a Swedish expert writes.

The drills follow spillover from fighting in Shan state that has unsettled Beijing.

Uzra Zeya spoke to a global water security conference about China's recent hydropower and water diversion projects.

Restaurants with karaoke machines are to be shut down, shocking owners and customers alike.

Facing disciplinary action, Travis King suddenly sprinted across the border from South Korea.

Analysts suspect the transfer is part of a deal giving China special access to the Gulf of Thailand base.

Exiled political activist Nathan Law says the city was once a ‘place of hope’ for refugees like his father.

The case rests on the principle of universal jurisdiction.

The move comes after Gao disputed an order to leave Beijing on enforced ‘vacation.’

A democracy activist is accused of spying for China. His ex-wife works for the US government.

The group says 100 junta soldiers were killed and dozens captured in three-day battle.

National security adviser Jake Sullivan and Wang Yi meet amid regional protests about Chinese incursions.