Myanmar migrants face being exploited under Thai deportation system
Burmese political activists Cherry and Min Thura were walking to a cafe in the Thai border city of Mae Sot when they were stopped by...
Month : February 2023
Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers struggle to adapt to life in the UK: survey
Two years after the British government announced a citizenship pathway for Hong Kong holders of the colonial-era British National Overseas passport, tens of thousands of...
Radiant in new photobook, Kim Jong Un’s wife depicted as part of the royal bloodline
She appears alongside her husband, smiling by a snowy stream on the forested slopes of Mt. Paektu, North Korea’s tallest mountain and a sacred peak...
US shoots down Chinese spy balloon off eastern coast
A U.S. fighter jet on Saturday shot down off the South Carolina coast a suspected Chinese spy balloon that had flown over the United States...
INTERVIEW: ‘Even in dark times, we must remain full of hope’
Zhou Fengsuo, a former student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, recently took over as executive director of the New York-based group Human Rights...
Analysts: Deal on Philippine bases gives US firmer foothold in Asia
Giving the United States greater access to Philippine military bases would allow the superpower to respond more swiftly to flashpoints in the region, as potential...
Apple takes down anonymous social media app Damus from China App Store
Apple’s China App Store has removed a Twitter-like social media app linked to Jack Dorsey’s Nostr social media platform, which relies on a decentralized network...
Myanmar junta declares martial law in 37 townships across the country
Myanmar’s military junta has declared martial law in 37 townships across the country and authorized military tribunals to hand down life sentences and the death...
China to crack down on online ‘rumors’ amid public distrust of official statements
China’s People’s Daily newspaper called for an end to public speculation over the death of teenager Hu Xinyu as the country’s internet regulator clamped down...
Blinken delays China trip after balloon detection
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has indefinitely delayed a planned trip to China this weekend, with an official citing a “violation of our sovereignty”...
