Europe

Uyghur rights activist among those honored by King Charles III

A prominent Uyghur human rights activist, singer and interpreter was among dozens of activists honored at a reception at Buckingham…

1 year ago

Australia and China: Besties again? It’s complicated

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wrapped up a three-day trip to China Tuesday, calling for the “full resumption of free…

1 year ago

What’s behind the latest corruption trial in Hanoi?

On October  23, Vietnamese prosecutors began a second corruption trial against fugitive businesswoman Nguyen Thi Thanh Nhan. Given her alleged…

1 year ago

Uyghur artist wins prize at prestigious art exhibit in Italy

Lékim Ibragimov was well into his career as an artist when he visited the Kizil Thousand-Buddha Caves in Xinjiang in…

1 year ago

Junta battalion surrenders amid Shan state ethnic offensive

An entire military battalion has surrendered to rebel forces amid an offensive by an alliance of three ethnic armies in…

1 year ago

Migration throws Laos’ communist government a lifeline

In a rare moment in the international spotlight, Laos was the topic of two articles published by major world media…

1 year ago

Ethnic alliance launches offensive on junta in eastern Myanmar

An alliance of three ethnic armies opened an offensive against Myanmar’s military regime on Friday, launching attacks on outposts in…

1 year ago

China urges ‘fair’ investigation into Baltic pipeline damage

China has said it will stand “ready to provide necessary assistance” to the investigation into Finland’s claims a Hong Kong…

1 year ago

Myanmar junta gives 6 men life sentences under martial law

Myanmar’s junta gave life sentences to six men, lawyers told Radio Free Asia on Tuesday.  In a five-day military trial…

1 year ago

51 nations blast China over violating Uyghurs’ rights

In a joint statement, 51 countries, including the United States, expressed deep concern to the United Nations on Wednesday over…

1 year ago

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