Radio Free Asia

Ri Il Kyu is the highest-ranking North Korean diplomat to defect to the South since 2016.

Verdict: False

The tribunal finds China’s leader guilty of crimes of aggression, crimes against humanity and genocide.

Government censors do little to curb comment or conspiracy theories on Chinese social media platforms.

Saing Rithy refused to apologize for taking part in the event and has three days to vacate his pagoda.

The official terms have a negative connotation, survey respondents say.

Computer analytics firm Elliptic says Huione Guarantee has handled US$11 billion in transactions since 2021.

Pham Van Cho was arrested in February and had to surrender mobile devices.

Activist says she was accused of aiding China after alleging such conduct within the human rights movement.

Doubts about official rhetoric claiming reform is Xi Jinping's 'magic weapon' to boost economic growth.

One person died and 10 were injured in the attack on a Shan state town.

Y Quynh Bdap has been a refugee in Thailand for 6 years.

Many workers from neighbors like Myanmar make less than the minimum wage and feel powerless to complain.

They cited “national security reasons” for preventing Huyn Thuc Vy leaving the country.

Xi Jinping’s emphasis is likely to be on strategic competition with the US, not on stimulating consumption.

Kong Nay, who died last month, performed with a long-necked string instrument while singing traditional stories.

Satellite photos show the Kim family’s 80-meter cruise ship out at sea.

The Resolve Tibet Act promotes Tibet's distinct cultural, linguistic and religious heritage.

Short-term visits and long-term residence permits have fallen sharply despite the ending of pandemic restrictions.

Presidential adviser Mira Rapp-Hooper explains how NATO and key Indo-Pacific countries can cooperate on issues.