East Asia Pacific

Hong Kong has been plunged into its worst crisis in recent history by weeks of marches, which drew millions, and sporadic violent confrontations between police and pockets of hardcore protesters

Prime Minister Hun Sen denies a report that his country had signed a deal China to allow the Chinese navy use of a base in the Gulf of Thailand

Mobile phone operators suspended internet data on June 21 in eight townships across northern Rakhine and one in neighboring Chin state — where soldiers are fighting ethnic Rakhine rebels known as the Arakan Army (AA) who want greater autonomy.

Chinese tech giant partnered with state-owned firm, according to Washington Post report

Footage shows groups of white-clad assailants attacking commuters with pipes and poles at a Hong Kong subway station

Amano, who had wide experience in disarmament, non-proliferation diplomacy and nuclear energy, had been chief of the key U.N. agency that regulates nuclear issues worldwide since 2009.

Police said on their official social media accounts that protesters threw bricks and petrol bombs at them and attacked the Central police station