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Normally festive Thingyan events are ‘like a funeral wake for the whole country,’ says a Yangon protester.

The legal effect of the trademarks, which so far do not appear to have been widely used, is uncertain, one expert says.

Among the 13 is an RFA Uyghur Service reporter Beijing says is on a ‘terrorist watchlist.’

Cambodia's ruling party rejects the CNRP chief's call for unity and reconciliation, saying Cambodia is already 'unified' under Prime Minister Hun Sen.

The Philippines has been lodging daily diplomatic protests against Beijing for intruding in its waters, but the decision to summon the Chinese envoy was a rare occurrence under the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.

The government will offer seats on its election committee to 200 pro-China candidates rejected by voters for the District Council in 2019.

Of two friends also arrested for unknown reasons, one remains in custody.

Guo Hongwei's family say they believe the authorities caused his death, as the struggle for answers begins.

More than 83,000 exile Tibetans in 26 countries around the world turn out to vote in an exercise in democracy denied to Tibetans living under Chinese rule.

Philippine and US military officials begin talks about the presence of Chinese ships in the South China Sea, especially within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone.