Richard Lloyd Parry is the Asia editor of The Times and The Sunday Times. He specializes in crime and justice, world affairs, and regional interest, with extensive reporting experience across Asia and conflict zones such as Ukraine and Iraq. His work has been featured in various publications including Stuff, The Australian, and The Times.
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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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Given the quantity of blood that has been spilled there over the decades, the explosion at the North-South Korean border did not have the makings of a crisis.
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
South Korea’s players earned an exemption from military training by winning gold — but their celebrations caused a backlash
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Tokyo is seeking answers and fair treatment after security agents detain a newspaper correspondent accused of gathering sensitive military information
A year after his GCSEs, Nicholas Tarasenko is adjusting to 5am starts, a 5,000-calorie diet and a strict training regime at a Japanese wrestling stable
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
State media published a photograph of the country’s former leader receiving the gift, sent via British diplomats, prompting a warning from her son
Organisers of the Asian Para Games blame music software after the incorrect national anthem was played three times this week
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Kim Aris describes his first conversation in five years with his mother as a ‘dilemma’ and the latest effort from Myanmar to improve international relations
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Aung San Suu Kyi, the imprisoned democracy leader, is being used by the dictatorship in Myanmar for “public relations”, her son said after his first conversation with her since she was deposed in a military coup five years ago.
A growing online community has split the nation over personal hygiene as even prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s bathing habits come under scrutiny
By: Richard Lloyd Parry
Tomoka Nishiyama is the first woman to qualify into the elite ranks of Shogi, which until recently barred pregnant and nursing mothers from matches
