U.S. lawmakers honor Dalai Lama with bipartisan resolution ahead of 90th birthday
The resolution – introduced in both chambers of Congress – designates July 6 as ‘Day of Compassion.’
Widespread pay cuts in China drive down consumer spending, fuel deflationary fears
Chinese civil servants and state-owned enterprise employees see significant salary cuts and layoffs.
Cambodia, Thailand wage tit-for-tat as border rift widens
Cambodia bans imports of Thai fruit and veg, while Thailand bans its nationals from working in Poipet casinos.
Two Tibetan Buddhist monastery leaders sentenced for Dege dam protests
Yena Monastery heads sentenced to 3-4 years in prison for role in 2024 protests against hydropower project in Dege.
Cambodia leak of phone call puts Thai PM’s political future in peril
Key coalition partner abandons Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s government over her June 15 call with Cambodia’s Hun Sen.
Veteran Chinese dissident faces ongoing police harassment despite prison release
Chen Yunfei subjected to multiple rounds of questioning and repeated surveillance, after his March release.
Four arrested after knife attack on exiled Lao democracy activist in France
Joseph Akaravong was stabbed three times on Saturday in what French authorities call an ‘attempted assassination.’
Hong Kong grows more opaque on arrests in national security cases
Authorities won’t give details about six recent arrests under the repressive National Security Law.
Lao democracy activist seriously wounded in knife attack in France
Joseph Akaravong was granted asylum in France in 2022. His assailant remains at large.
Cambodia petitions world court, threatens to block imports of Thai produce
Thailand expresses “deep disappointment” after bilateral talks fail to tackle border dispute.