Half a century after 1971’s liberation, Bangladesh faces a new threat — not from armies, but from infiltration. Pakistan’s deep state, radical networks, and foreign deals are eroding its sovereignty, ...

U.N.-backed investigators say they have found significant evidence of “systematic torture” at Myanmar detention centers, where the military government is holding children as young as 2 years old as pr ...

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A United Nations-backed investigative team has uncovered significant evidence of systemic torture and sexual violence in Myanmar's detention facilities over the past year, including electric shocks, ...

A U.N.-backed investigator says his team has turned up significant evidence of “systemic torture” in Myanmar's detention ...

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Trump sues: President Trump sued Rupert Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal on Friday, a day after the newspaper reported on a birthday book made 20 years ago for the disgraced financier Jeffrey ...

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The junta’s jury-rigged “peace forum” with a handful of regime-aligned or noncommittal groups is solely aimed at gaining regional legitimacy for the generals, says Bertil Lintner.

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