In documenting the plight of Myanmar's stateless Rohingya minority, roving photographer Greg Constantine has produced an important work at a crucial time: Exiled to Nowhere - Burma's Rohingya...
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An alleged drug lord accused of ordering the deaths of 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong River last year was extradited from Laos to China yesterday.
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Bhutan's fourth king is Jigme Khesar Namgyle Wangchuck. He is 31. When he was crowned king on November 6, 2008, he was the youngest ruling monarch in the world. The Wangchuk...
China is pouring investment dollars into Myanmar in a bid to build bridges with its neighbour, but faces an uphill battle to overcome a deep sense of distrust among the hardline military...
After the terror attack in Angola, why don't we just go ahead and cancel the soccer World Cup in South Africa? And, with the Mumbai massacres in mind, maybe it's advisable to skip New Delhi's...
Bangladesh has become the first nation to agree to accept Rohingya boatpeople who were abandoned at sea by the Thai military, with 49 boatpeople due to arrive soon after being deported from India'...
Bangladeshis have a deserved international reputation as champion migrants.
The need for mutual trust surfaced repeatedly during the summit of Mekong region leaders that ended in Laos on Monday - and its future importance cannot be underestimated, according to diplomats...
An exercise in parallel realities will begin next week in Vientiane.
Senior ministers from countries in the Greater Mekong Subregion will gather in the Lao capital's five-star...
The Mekong's days of flowing freely look numbered, threatening food security for millions of people and friction between states along the river.
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