East Asia Pacific

Years of reporting on military abuses yields scores of atrocities, little accountability

Foreign Minister Joseph Wu was careful to say his government has no desire to intervene in Hong Kong's internal affairs, but he added that Hong Kong police have already responded with 'disproportionate force' to the protests

Officials say Sydney's air quality index was 11 times above the limit considered to be hazardous, prompting them to urge residents with heart and lung problems to stay indoors as much as possible

The Cambodian government has expressed ‘strong dismay’ over a U.S. Treasury decision to sanction two businessmen suspected of corruption and illegal logging

Myanmar accused by The Gambia of committing genocide against Rohingya Muslims in 2017 military campaign in Rakhine state; Gambian justice minister urges court to tell Myanmar to 'stop these senseless killings'

Monday evening's discovery is the latest cache of weaponry found during six months of anti-government protests that have rocked the semi-autonomous Chinese territory

The tourism complex also has an equestrian park for children and adults to ride horses