Observers Say Beijing's Planned Blacklist of Taiwan Secessionists Could Backfire
Some say developing a list of names to be targeted could fuel anti-China sentiment in Taiwan
Some say developing a list of names to be targeted could fuel anti-China sentiment in Taiwan
Aid groups say labeling rebel group a terrorist organization could compound crises for millions, imperil peace plan
In interviews with Iran-based sources in late October, VOA learned that families of five slain protesters have suffered similar disappointments in the
Beijing suspended record-breaking $35 billion stock exchange listing of Ant Group, a spinoff corporation of e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba
Local press groups say Phnom Penh court decision to hand TVFB journalist suspended sentence could impact how other reporters cover pandemic
Irina Slavina tied herself to bench near Interior Ministry in Nizhny Novgorod and set herself on fire
With few options for obtaining doses, many of the countries China is targeting may mute their objections to Beijing's policies on issues such as the c
Frenchman had appealed to his president for a medically assisted death
Nigeria moves restart of international flights back another week
The Egyptian parliament has authorized the country's army to deploy in Libya amid fears of a growing militant infiltration penetrating Egypt's western
The department said the companies were involved in using forced labor by Uighurs and other Muslim minority groups
Appointment of official known for harsh response to protests and media could signal hardline approach in Hong Kong, experts say
If law is enacted as anticipated, Hong Kong's status as a financial center could end, they say
Should insurgents make good on their commitments, the official said, the deal would pave the way for a broader peace agreement that US and Taliban env
Chinese President Xi Jinping hopes to fend off domestic criticism over deadly outbreak by showing strength militarily, analysts suggest