Radio Free Asia

Attacks on media workers frequently go unpunished.

Vietnam is building runways, military structures on reclaimed islands at a ‘surprising’ pace, a think tank said

The suspected ICBM was fired at a high angle, South Korea’s military said.

Thae Yong Ho, who defected in 2016, says the next couple of months ‘could be crucial’ for North Korea’s future.

Opposition MPs and a Uyghur advocacy group blast David Lammy for a missed opportunity to broach the issue.

Government urges university students to snitch on each other for talking about troops in Russia

Security chief Chris Tang shoots down suggestions that the authorities could drop cases against 6,000 protesters.

Chinese authorities have announced incentives to encourage married couples to have children.

Anti-junta forces want foreign governments, in particular China, and companies to stop supporting the military.

North Korea completes preparations for ICBM and nuclear tests

In the 1960s, North Korea wanted its pilots to get combat experience in the battle against ‘imperialism’.

Rebels have seized 38 towns since the launch of Operation 1027 in October 2023.

During Prabowo Subianto’s first week as president, Indonesian ships chased away a Chinese vessel three times.

Chinese authorities detain 4 Tibetans, including 2 monks, for having contact with people outside the region.

Duong Van Thai went missing in Thailand last year and reappeared in Vietnamese custody months later.

Yu Wensheng is jailed for three years and Xu Yan for 1 year, 9 months for ‘subversion’

The city is named in a U.S. ban on AI, semiconductors and quantum computing investments in ‘countries of concern.’

Up to 26 government officials in Attapeu province have been disciplined for corruption since February.

Eight of those killed were the junta soldiers, dozens wounded, a rebel group said.

The last surviving CIA officer who trained Tibetan fighters in Camp Hale, Colorado in 1958-64 speaks to RFA