The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) on Monday said that high temperatures at reactor 2 at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant were likely due to a faulty thermometer.
In a statement, TEPCO said the temperature in the reactor was approximately 93.3 …

A Thai government panel on Thursday recommended the overhaul of a law that places heavy sentences on offenders who insult the royal family—the same law that prompted the [...]

Nuon Chea, the former second in command under Cambodian dictator Pol Pot, defended the actions of the communist Khmer Rouge regime, which killed at least 1.7 million people in [...]

Amnesty International is calling on the Cambodian government to end the practice of forcefully evicting people.

The top surviving Khmer Rouge official, while on trial, defended the actions of the regime, saying it acted to benefit the populace.

The trial of three top surviving Khmer Rouge leaders accused of taking part in the Cambodian genocide that killed nearly 2 million people in the 1970s began on Monday.

Burma was named the head of the Southeast Asian regional bloc, ASEAN.

Two assaults committed in broad daylight in the center of Hong Kong demonstrate the city’s political vulnerability.

For residents in the submerged Bangkok district of Bang Khen, living with dirty floodwater is now a way of life.

An Australian arbitration court ordered Australia’s flying kangaroo Qantas Airways Ltd. to resume flights and ordered an end to employee strikes.