Radio Free Asia

Authorities use what rights groups say is vague wording of Articles 117 and 331 to quash dissent.

The unspecified projects would develop 4 provinces that are part of a 3-country economic cooperation deal.

Off-limits fashion items also include jeans, dyed hair and even shoulder bags.

Diners ignore safety fears to line up for hours to sample cut-price sushi at a new branch of Sushiro.

Bright young graduates are being forced into low-paid gig economy work, or moving back in with their parents.

The junta’s opponents say an election organized during military rule would be a sham and solve no problems.

The National Assembly will elect a new state president in October, according to its secretary general.

Verdict: False

Manila said its fishery vessel was on a humanitarian mission to Sabina Shoal when rammed by a Chinese ship.

Pacific leaders have expressed mounting frustration over how Paris has handled turmoil in New Caledonia.

Among two types of drones revealed, one resembles those used in Russia.

The Pacific Island Forum’s importance is growing as geopolitical competition heats up in the region.

The discovery comes at a time when China is trying to recast Uyghur history as its own.

The recent wave of Hong Kong migrants to Britain are bringing a wealth of new flavors with them.

Caught in the crossfire, Rohingyas are fleeing into Bangladesh, sometimes with deadly consequences.

New fighters with ethnic Pa-O National Army will shore up the junta’s depleted forces.

The military began blocking youths from flying earlier this month – even those with valid documents.

The Nov. 5 US presidential election will be ‘in the background’ but ‘not the point’ of the three-day trip.

The notice comes 2 days after it said it would stop renewing passports for the thousands of workers in the country.