Reporters - Puzzle Women : ces femmes qui reconstituent les archives déchirées de la Stasi

Depuis la chute du mur de Berlin en 1989, une discrète équipe d’archivistes fouille, colle et assemble sans relâche les documents déchirés par la Stasi, la police secrète est-allemande. Un défi digne…

L’annexion de la RDA, première extension de l'OTAN en 1990 - (et une réussite néolibérale spectaculaire) Carnets de Guerre #2 Jean-Marc Royer

(et une réussite néolibérale spectaculaire) Carnets de Guerre #2 Jean-Marc Royer

Le chancelier allemand Olaf Scholz : "Le génocide dans le Donbass est ridicule "

Le chancelier allemand Olaf Scholz, photographié à droite. Le grand-père d'Olaf Scholz, Fritz Scholz, SS Standartenführer, est photograph...

Tibetan monk who spent more than 20 years in Chinese prisons dies at 61

Ngawang Gyaltsen was one of 21 monks who participated in the 1987 Lhasa Uprising.

Self-immolation attempt at Tibet’s Potala Palace thwarted by Chinese police

Discontent over harsh Chinese rule has sparked nearly 160 burning deaths since 2009.

Last Irrawaddy dolphin in northeastern Cambodia dies

Lao residents believe the freshwater mammal was the country’s last one.

Taiwan to change law to prevent 'economic espionage' by China

The proposed amendments will mean tougher penalties for abetting Chinese companies or leaking trade secrets.

Tibetan nomads sent to labor camps for politically sensitive material on cell phones

The detentions come amid increased surveillance of Tibetans in and around Drago county.

Tibetan monks sent to labor camps for spreading news of Buddhist statue’s destruction

Authorities have maintained a tight watch over monks and locals in Drago county.

Tibetan former political prisoner in failing health still watched by police

Geshe Tsewang Namgyal, a former monk, endured beatings in custody, a source says.

Insult atop injury to Syrian photographer as China diplomat misuses war photos

‘Wolf Warrior’ Zhao Lijian used Syria photos in a tweet attacking U.S. policy in Afghanistan.

Tibetan monks beaten, arrested for sharing Buddha statue destruction news

Chinese authorities last month destroyed a 99-foot tall Buddha statue, drawing a US State Department rebuke.

Security researchers spot flaws, surveillance in official Beijing Olympics app

The government is also moving polluting industries to ensure blue skies in time for the Winter Olympics.

Death of Tiananmen student leader's mother prompts calls for end to entry ban

Wang Dan's mother dies in China as a decades-old entry ban prevents him from visiting her one last time.

Nearly 100 women killed by security forces since Myanmar coup

A gender equality group says the women died during protests, interrogations, and in troop offensives.

Calls grow for citizen journalist's release, one year into her four-year jail term

A fellow activist says authorities are unlikely to release Zhang Zhan because she refused to 'confess.'

Vietnam journalist who tried to run for parliament jailed for 5 years

Le Trong Hung, 79, is a former teacher who had livestreamed videos on hot-button social and political issues.

Travel restrictions tighten in Tibet ahead of Beijing Winter Olympics

Security forces have been deployed to Lhasa, with Tibetans' movements restricted in other places.

Tibetan political prisoners denied family visits over ‘COVID concerns’

Restriction leaves relatives guessing as to condition of incarcerated relatives.

University president warns Chinese students not to harass other Chinese on campus

Mitch Daniels says intimidation directed at Kong Zhihao was ‘unacceptable and unwelcome.’