As Egypt cracks down on Uyghur students, Chinese Muslims in Cairo are torn between economic opportunity and their faith.

Instead of hushing up issues it finds embarrassing, China is now aggressively manipulating the public discourse.

A visit to Bhimtar village, Sindhupalchowk, one of the worst-hit districts in the 2015 quake.

Once a thriving art form, the embroidery craft may disappear entirely, along with its artisans, in another generation.

Thanks to the one child policy, Chinese men are turning to Ukrainian brides and sex trafficking to find wives.

Do Nepali leaders really know what makes Switzerland a success story?

Responding to the trauma of Nepal's great tragedy through poetry.

Despite health risks, middle class women in India are increasingly resorting to unlicensed abortions.

Cow vigilantism is pre-meditated, politically motivated, and seeks to build fear in a community. That makes it terrorism.

Why so many young South Koreans think of their country as "hell."

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta discusses media freedom in light of the recent raid on NDTV's founders.

UN Secretary Antonio Guterres is on a regional tour and seems to be avoiding the subject.

"People thought I was crazy, thought it was just a whimsical idea."

Xinjiang's removal of the added points policy for university entrance is not all bad news for its ethnic minorities.

Under the USSR, Kazakhstan hosted a sprawling network of prison camps that housed millions of prisoners.

Chinese classes are on the rise, but still not a priority for Tajik students.