Radio Free Asia

In Chinese propaganda, US democracy is shown to be violent, irresponsible and socially divisive.

Kuala Lumpur sent a letter of complaint over Hanoi’s development of a disputed reef.

An insurgent militia said it used a drone to bomb Naypyidaw’s airport as the junta chief left for China.

Thai holiday island at center of dispute with Cambodia over offshore gas

North Korea test fires short-range ballistic missiles

Many North Koreans aware of US sanctions are watching to see if political change will improve the economy.

The regime often claims that the buildings house resistance fighters.

About 20 people were detained by police accused variously of drink driving or possessing a bomb.

Chinese rights lawyer Wang Yu was hospitalized after a 9-day hunger strike.

China has seen a sharp drop in marriages so far this year amid an economic slump and changing priorities.

An explainer on how 'elections' work in authoritarian countries in Asia.

The Beijing-approved group said some Vietnamese fishermen have been detained in the Paracels for 'illegal fishing.'

Some applicants can wait up to a decade to become refugees, aid groups said.

The country is one of the few that imposes the death penalty for fraud and bribery.

Nuclear weapons test legacy is felt across the Pacific, notably in Marshall Islands and French Polynesia.

Lighting candles and singing songs, Karenni residents in Demoso remembered its dead in a secret cemetery

Le Huu Minh Tuan's health is failing following his detention for anti-state propaganda, campaigners, family say.

Praising it as a ‘magic weapon,’ Xi Jinping has expanded the murky influence operations.

The burial of former Guangxi leader Wei Guoqing's remains with revolutionary honors sparks horror on social media.

Commentary: Lam seems to have succeeded in getting all his ducks in a row to win a full term in January 2026.