Richard Lloyd Parry is an Asia Editor for The Times and The Australian. With a focus on Asian politics and human rights issues, Richard has covered stories ranging from North Korea's treatment of defectors to the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. His work has also been featured in Stuff magazine, further highlighting his expertise in the region.
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Richard Lloyd Parry’s articles primarily focus on world affairs and government & politics, with a specific emphasis on Asia. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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The tactic is regarded by many as a prelude to a full-scale invasion of the island by Beijing
Post-mortem examinations are being carried out on the animals, including three critically endangered cotton-top tamarins, which died on Sunday and Monday
China sent an aircraft carrier and military jets into waters off Taiwan while mobilising ground troops and its rocket force in what it called a “stern warning” after its president insisted the island would not yield to Beijing.
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
After years of provocations from Kim Jong-un, South Korea has a leader unwilling to follow a path that some regard to be appeasement
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Reports of home invasions by hammer-wielding ‘part-time’ criminals recruited via social media are causing alarm in Tokyo and Yokohama
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Images released by Seoul fuel fear that North Korea is putting boots on the ground for President Putin
Lee Hsien Yang said he was fleeing government attacks and a ‘bogus’ police investigation
There are record numbers of female candidates standing for parliament in this weekend’s election, but don’t expect them to support equality between the sexes
By: Imjin River, Richard Lloyd Parry
For decades North and South have pumped propaganda out of loudspeakers. Now the 24-hour racket is so disturbing that residents are taking tranquillisers
Prabowo Subianto has called Russia ‘a great friend’ and pledged to strengthen the relationship between the countries
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