Al Jazeera Blogs

Outspoken media commentator was an irritant for governments, the urban mafia and the forces of bigotry.

Indonesian government forced to limit outsourcing and raise the minimum wage amid growing unrest.

It was the “ASEAN way” to be non-confrontational, put on a united front… and pretty much sweep things under the carpet.

As China chose their new leaders, for the 1.2 billion population it was a normal day

Chinese citizens were glued to TV sets on Thursday, watching Xi Jinping's ascension to head of the ruling party.

As monsoon hits province once again, two years after large parts of Sindh were flooded, many are still living in camps.

As China enjoys economic growth, one has to wonder: Why does 'Socialism with Chinese characteristics' work?

Hospices and care homes are a relatively new concept, but it's where many elderly Chinese are spending their final days.

Hunger striker claims that some 300 detainees on hunger strike in an Australian facility on the island state of Nauru.

Australia has divided opinion on its decision to sending asylum seekers to Nauru island