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French Journalist 'Harassed' And 'Threatened' By Overseas Chinese Diplomats

Cyril Payen, France 24 correspondent, told Reporters Without Borders that he is being harassed by Chinese authorities because of his Tibet documentary.

Vietnam Sees Massive Foreign Investment Over Past Decade, Replacing China As Asia's New Manufacturing Hot Spot

Vietnam's incentives for foreign investors is putting it on the brink of surpassing China as a favorite offshore manufacturing hub.

Southeast Asia: The Fast-Growing Region May Face An Economic Crisis As Demand For Exports Slumps

Falling exports from Southeast Asia, which fared better than the rest of the world in the financial crisis, could spell trouble for the region.

The Man Behind The Mask: Q&A With David Lloyd, “V For Vendetta” Artist And Creator Of The Guy Fawkes Mask Embraced By Anonymous And Protestors Worldwide

Q&A with David Lloyd, “V For Vendetta” artist and creator of the Guy Fawkes mask embraced by Anonymous and protesters worldwide.

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PSY’s ‘Wiki Korea’ Tourism Campaign Baffles Locals

PSY's "Wiki Korea" campaign has locals perplexed. Does pork belly really go with champagne? Is Dongdaemun trendy?

Recession-Wracked France, Europe's Second-Largest Economy, Has More Unemployed Now Than It Has Had Since 1998

France jobless figures were released on Thursday, showing unemployment up to 10.8 percent from 10.5 percent in the first quarter last year.

A broker stretches during a trading session at the Indonesia Stock Exchange in Jakarta

Stocks In Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia Take A Hit As Foreign Funds Flow Out To Cheaper Markets

Uncertainty about the future of the Fed’s monetary policy is hurting investor favorites in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.

Southeast Asian Office Rents Soar As Tiger Economies Roar

Led by strong GDP growth in Indonesia and the Philippines, office rents are rising in ASEAN’s major economies.

Is Thailand Using Burmese Slave Labor On Its Boats? A New Report Says Yes

A British nongovernmental organization documented more than a dozen cases of migrant workers enslaved on Thai fishing boats.

Nalanda: Can India Revive An Ancient Buddhist University A Thousand Years After Its Destruction?

At its peak, Nalanda Unversity had some 10,000 students and 2,000 teachers, attracting students from across Asia and even as far away as Greece.

Activists Decry Repatriation Of Nine North Korean Defectors By Laos, China

Human rights groups demand that North Korea guarantee the safety of defectors who were captured and repatriated from Laos via China.

India To Pitch For Investments, Nuclear Deal As Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Embarks On Japan Tour

Accord on civil nuclear cooperation and wooing of Japanese investments to India dominate the agenda of Indian PM's state visit to the nation.

Is Japan Eyeing Myanmar To Be The Next Bangladesh?

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is the first Japanese leader to visit Myanmar, formerly Burma, in 36 years.

Philippines Military Offensive Against Abu Sayyaf Militants Kills Seven Soldiers, Five Militants; Scores Injured

A Philippine military a raid on the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf militants killed seven Filipino soldiers and five militants, on Saturday.

Yemenis See Vital Economic Lifeline Being Cut As Saudi Arabia Cracks Down On Illegal Immigrant Labor

Yemen, where unemployment is high, is seeing its remittances from rich Saudi Arabia dry up as the latter gets tough on illegal workers.

Thailand’s ‘Tourist Courts’ Would Fast-Track Crimes Against (And By) Foreigners

A series of high-profile crimes against foreigners has raised issues of safety in Thailand, but the government hopes "tourist courts" can help.

Hungry? How About A Nice Juicy Cicada? UN Says We Should All Eat More Insects

The Food and Agriculture Organization says that for environmental and health purposes, people should eat bugs.

Gas flares from an oil-production platform in Persian Gulf at the Soroush oil fields with an Iranian flag in the foreground, about 776 miles south of the country's capital of Tehran

Iranian Terror Goes Global: Bold New Tactics For Tehran's Shadowy Quds Forces

Iranian Quds forces have grown more bold and attacked more places in recent years, from Kenya to Thailand to India.

A mainland Chinese tourist rests outside a cosmetic store in Mong Kok district in Hong Kong

Who Are The World’s Biggest Spenders And Where Do They Travel To Spend Their Money?

Most of the world's biggest spenders come from Asia, but one Middle Eastern nation's residents spend almost twice as much on travel.

South Korean prostitutes protest police crackdown.

South Korea: A Thriving Sex Industry In A Powerful, Wealthy Super-State

In Seoul, South Korea’s largest city, prostitution is widespread and peculiarly civilized.

Are The Chinese Tiring Of Hollywood's Blockbuster Action Films?

Hollywood has shifted its attention to the huge marketplace of China, but it seems viewers want more than action heroes.

US Warship USS Freedom Arrives In Singapore To Join The US Navy Seventh Fleet

The USS Freedom, the first in a new class of U.S. warships, recently arrived in Singapore to join the U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet.

Stakes Too High To Ignore Democracy’s Retreat

While the advance of democracy is stalling, public support for democracy is also falling across the developing world.

Counterfeit Goods, Most From China, Account For 2 Percent Of World Trade

Counterfeit goods account for about 2 percent of world trade, and 67 percent of that is from China.

A Look At Chinese Cinema: Too Much Capital, Too Few Quality Films

Ng See-yuen is a giant of Chinese cinema, and he does not like what he's seeing.

Lion Air Crash In Bali Puts Rapidly Expanding Airline In Focus

The Lion Air crash at an airport in Bali Saturday is unlikely to help the rapidly expanding budget carrier get off an EU blacklist.

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