Radio Free Asia

After Manila, Hanoi is seeking the U.N.’s recognition of an extended continental shelf.

They were prevented from attending a religious freedom conference in Indonesia.

China, ally of the United Wa State Army, looms large over the complex web of rivalries in Myanmar’s largest state.

Analysts say recent moves won’t be substantive enough to reverse the flight of foreign capital.

A US jury convicted Guo on 9 out of 12 federal charges carrying penalties of up to 20 years in prison.

The fighting has claimed civilian lives, with 3 women dying in a shell blast.

They say some of those involved had argued over a property investment.

A seventh person who checked in with them has reportedly left the country.

The report called on Pyongyang to abolish the use of forced labor and end any form of slavery.

They say the Peng Lei Buddhist House follower never asked the public for help or donations.

The new soldiers are headed to brutal conflict zones after only 3 months of training.

Some are buying up household necessities in bulk to make their money go further in a difficult economy.

T-shirts showing Trump’s raised fist and defiant slogans go on sale within hours of the assassination attempt.

Authorities also ban Dam Vinh Hung from performing for nine months.

Tibetans say the move is part of Beijing’s efforts to erode Tibetan language and culture.

Provincial officials said suspected human traffickers kept the girls in several rented homes in the tourist town.

The claim comes as Beijing and Moscow hold joint naval drills.

Thai police say they appear to have died of poisoning.

Two are dead, including a child, following an airstrike as the junta battles for control of Mogoke town.