Many alleged torturers remain in senior police positions.

Hong Kongers in Taipei lead a call for Taiwanese to pay attention and be wary.

The 2015 Constitution failed to address the demands of Madhesi and indigenous populations.

Hong Kong continues to convulse and cry out, “Five demands! Not one less!”

Over 1 million Taiwanese nationals could be living or working in China, which remains Taiwan’s largest trading partner.

The new Malay-Muslim alliance between two major opposition forces could accelerate further polarization of Malaysian politics.

The ruling party’s cabinet reshuffle has been overshadowed by a cash for influence scandal.

Insights from M. Nazif Shahrani

Abdullah is the first pro-India Kashmiri politician to be detained under the Public Safety Act.

The polarization from Cho Kuk's nomination threatens to hang over Korean politics for a while.

Bipartisan legislation introduced this week seeks to tackle abuse of INTERPOL by autocracies.

The Chinese capital locked up tourists and business travelers will little advance notice, all for a parade rehearsal.

The Indonesian territory has struggled for independence for more than 50 years.

In Uzbekistan, a growing gap between the rhetoric of change and continued police discomfort with activism.

Despite the opposition figure’s optimistic assessment, the outlook following his possible return to Cambodia remains unclear.

The September 28 election couldn’t happen at a more difficult time.