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Laos

  • State Department Expresses Concerns Over Rights Lawyer Forcibly Repatriated to China From Laos
    State Department Expresses Concerns Over Rights Lawyer Forcibly Repatriated to China From Laos
    Lu Siwei’s detention in Laos and his subsequent repatriation to China is another example of Beijing’s transnational repression.
    October 12, 2023BY Frank Fang
  • Rights Groups Urge Laos Government to Investigate Fatal Shooting of Political Activist
    Rights Groups Urge Laos Government to Investigate Fatal Shooting of Political Activist
    Human rights groups have urged the Laotian authorities to launch a probe into the killing of political activist ...
    May 3, 2023BY Aldgra Fredly
  • The ‘Forgotten Land’ of Laos: The Mysterious Plain of Jars
    The ‘Forgotten Land’ of Laos: The Mysterious Plain of Jars
    Laos became known as the “Forgotten Land” in the years following the Vietnam War. Located between its more ...
    February 5, 2023BY J.D. Haines
  • Annual Inflation in Laos Exceeds 30 Percent in August
    Annual Inflation in Laos Exceeds 30 Percent in August
    Inflation in the Southeast Asian nation of Laos spiked to 30.1 percent on an annual basis last month ...
    September 10, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Laos Limits Foreign Exchange Sales to Stabilize Currency
    Laos Limits Foreign Exchange Sales to Stabilize Currency
    The central bank of Laos has imposed a limit on selling foreign currencies as part of a group ...
    June 29, 2022BY Aldgra Fredly
  • Fuel Shortage in Laos Sees People Asked Not to Travel
    Fuel Shortage in Laos Sees People Asked Not to Travel
    The Laos government has called on residents to avoid unnecessary travel amid fuel shortages, citing the need to ...
    May 24, 2022BY Aldgra Fredly
  • Laos to Target Chinese Tourists Under Green Zone Travel
    Laos to Target Chinese Tourists Under Green Zone Travel
    Laos’ Information, Culture, and Tourism Ministry have outlined plans to reopen the country to domestic and foreign tourists ...
    December 9, 2021BY George Fu
  • Laos Reports Seizing Huge Amount of Methamphetamine
    Laos Reports Seizing Huge Amount of Methamphetamine
    BANGKOK—Police in the Southeast Asian nation of Laos have made one of Asia’s biggest-ever drug busts, seizing more ...
    October 29, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Insider’s Laos: Exploring Luang Prabang
    Insider’s Laos: Exploring Luang Prabang
    Having landed that morning in Luang Prabang, an almost-mystical city of temples and palaces cradled high in the ...
    July 26, 2021BY Tim Johnson
  • Hmong New Year in Luang Prabang: Finding a Wife, and Other Pursuits
    Hmong New Year in Luang Prabang: Finding a Wife, and Other Pursuits
    The taxi driver is apologetic. “Sir, this is as close I can get,” he tells me, as I ...
    March 14, 2021BY Tim Johnson
  • At Least 13 Chinese Tourists Killed in Bus Accident in Laos
    At Least 13 Chinese Tourists Killed in Bus Accident in Laos
    BANGKOK—At least 13 people have been killed and 31 injured after a bus carrying Chinese tourists slid off ...
    August 20, 2019BY Reuters
  • Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia in a Nutshell: 8 Best Places to Visit in 2020
    Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia in a Nutshell: 8 Best Places to Visit in 2020
    And of all the countries in the region, Vietnam, Laos, andCambodia almost always top the list, with something ...
    July 15, 2019BY Sponsored Content
  • Cuba Rebuilds Ties to Russia and the Communist Bloc
    Cuba Rebuilds Ties to Russia and the Communist Bloc
    Commentary The West needs to wake up to a dangerous threat. The almost-forgotten enemy of “international communism” is ...
    December 4, 2018BY Trevor Loudon
  • Laos’ Decision to Suspend New Dam Projects Welcomed: Mekong River Commission
    Laos’ Decision to Suspend New Dam Projects Welcomed: Mekong River Commission
    BANGKOK—The Mekong River Commission welcomed on Aug. 15 a decision by the Laos government to suspend approval of ...
    August 16, 2018BY Reuters
  • Is ASEAN Losing Its Way?
    Is ASEAN Losing Its Way?
    The charter for the Association of Southeast Asia Nations emphasizes economic growth and principles that support cooperation, renunciation ...
    September 26, 2015BY Amitav Acharya
  • Laos: A Lingering Legacy of Untouched Beauty
    Laos: A Lingering Legacy of Untouched Beauty
    Giant fans of green foliage carpet the mammoth mountainside bearing tall and slender teak, sandalwood, and rosewood trees ...
    May 27, 2015BY Beverly Mann
  • Thailand Finds Record Number of Elephant Tusks in Bean Sacks  (+ video)
    Thailand Finds Record Number of Elephant Tusks in Bean Sacks (+ video)
    Thailand seized 4 tons of ivory hidden in bean sacks tracked from Congo in what authorities said was ...
    April 20, 2015BY AP and Epoch Video
  • The Mysterious Plain of Megalithic Jars
    The Mysterious Plain of Megalithic Jars
    The Plain of Jars in the Xieng Khouang plain of Laos is one of the most enigmatic sights ...
    July 31, 2014BY April Holloway
  • Former Laos Resistance Fighter in Exile in Thailand Deported to Laos
    Former Laos Resistance Fighter in Exile in Thailand Deported to Laos
    BANGKOK— Thailand deported a former ethnic Hmong resistance leader whose group fought for the U.S. in Laos in ...
    July 2, 2014BY The Associated Press
  • High Speed Rail Could Bankrupt Laos, but It’ll Keep China Happy
    High Speed Rail Could Bankrupt Laos, but It’ll Keep China Happy
    Despite impressive economic growth rates over the last decade, a third of Laos’s population still lives below the ...
    April 7, 2014BY Keith Barney
  • Thailand Seizes 600 Smuggled Cobras
    Thailand Seizes 600 Smuggled Cobras
    Thai authorities seized 600 cobras that were being smuggled in a truck.
    November 14, 2012BY Alex Johnston
  • Hillary Clinton in Laos for Landmark Visit
    Hillary Clinton in Laos for Landmark Visit
    Hillary Clinton on Wednesday became the first U.S. secretary of state to visit Laos since 1955 and mainly ...
    July 11, 2012BY Alex Johnston
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    Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
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    7hr By NTD Newsroom
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    8hr By Jacki Thrapp
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    9hr By Bill Pan
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    13hr By Dorothy Li
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