Radio Free Asia

Beijing says the Philippines acted dangerously, but Manila insists its vessels were targeted by Chinese aggression.

He had been diagnosed with tuberculosis and granted medical parole after more than 2 years in jail.

A viral video taking aim at the Evergreen Laurel in Paris was approved by a United Front organization.

As Vietnam’s new leader visits Beijing, Washington may have committed a strategic own goal.

Tens of thousands of people are forced from their homes in the latest fighting in Sagaing.

Seoul bans travel to Lao economic zone over worries about online crime.

It is To Lam’s first foreign trip since he was elected general secretary of Vietnam’s Communist Party on Aug. 3.

About 19,000 South Korean military personnel will participate in the drills from Monday to Thursday.

Beijing pours money and experts into Central Asian archaeology to boost its image as a benevolent power.

The country is also running emergency disease control and prevention drills for 'pneumonia of unknown cause.'

Authorities are hiring food delivery workers as auxiliary police to monitor Tibetans.

Living outside Tibet and traveling widely has brought global awareness of Tibet and Buddhism, he says.

Most had served time in Thailand’s Ranong Prison on immigration charges.

The decision paves the way for a unified defense industrial base across the US, UK and Australia.

A 1999 economic zone with Laos and Vietnam is suddenly generating protests and criticism.

Fleeing civil war, more than 100 Karenni shelter in a border camp without water, electricity.

North Koreans are punished for using ‘anti-socialist’ words picked up from smuggled South Korean dramas.

The findings show Beijing’s attempts to sway public opinion, particularly among youth, experts say.

The firing came a day after Chinese minister was in Myanmar to press for stability