Chinese authorities in Tibet are clamping down on the taking of photos or video recordings at local cemeteries in a bid to keep news of rising COVID deaths in the region from reaching the outside world, Radio Free Asia has learned.
Deaths in Tibetan ar…
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has ordered an opposition party advisor to turn over his house to the government within a month, the latest wrinkle in a property dispute that dates back to the 1980s.
Kong Kaom, who was once Cambodia’s deputy foreign a…
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has ordered an opposition party advisor to turn over his house to the government within a month, the latest wrinkle in a property dispute that dates back to the 1980s.
Kong Korm, who w…
Angry protests seen at a COVID-19 test-kit factory in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing on Jan. 7 came after months of wage theft by labor recruitment agencies, a former Zybio worker said in a recent interview with Radio Free Asia.
Li Hua sai…
Continue ReadingASEAN chair Indonesia will set up a special envoy’s office to deal with the post-coup crisis in Myanmar but not allow that country to hold the regional bloc hostage, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said Wednesday.
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Continue ReadingLi Hejun, who was once listed by Forbes as the richest man in China, was detained by police in the northeastern Chinese province of Liaoning on Dec. 17, Chinese media reported on Wednesday.
The billionaire founder of troubled solar energy giant Hanerg…
Continue ReadingWeibo user “Lilaoshilifuzhen” is taking the news of Zhao Lijian’s new job hard. She says she was in tears over learning Zhao, one of China’s best-known wolf warrior diplomats, would leave his post as the high-profile Foreign Ministry spokesman to becom…
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