Pacific Asia Archives - Page 23 of 29

How Taiwan's elections challenge the power of the Chinese Communist Party | Elections News

If free and fair national elections are considered the hallmark of a democratic state, Taiwan has much to boast about.…

A majority ruling could have significant legal implications in a multi-ethnic country that operates a dual judicial system. Malaysia's top…

Seoul, South Korea – At the Malaysia International Halal Expo last September, an unlikely sight caught the attention of many…

The January attack in Sagaing killed 17 villagers, including two children, while they attended a Sunday service. Myanmar's military should…

Chants of “we want Messi” were heard throughout the stadium, as disappointed fans said they felt cheated by the organisers.…

Sri Lanka is seeking to foster growth after its economy contracted 3.8 percent last year, according to World Bank estimates.…

The Taegeuk Warriors staged another late comeback to beat the Socceroos and keep their Asian Cup hopes alive. Al Wakrah,…

Pyongyang is stepping up weapons testing as it seeks to develop more sophisticated weaponry. North Korea has carried out a…

Southeast Asian foreign ministers have called for a “Myanmar-led and Myanmar-owned solution” to the crisis in Myanmar that began when…

Kayah State, Myanmar – When the military took power in February 2021, Dr. Ye was leading a life that many…