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Parit “Penguin” Chiwarak, who faces Lese-Majeste and other charges, is expected to resume his studies.

Philippines prepares “relief assistance” program for Filipinos, while Thailand expresses concern about economic ripple effects.

They say the junta is trying to placate the international community amid an international genocide hearing.

China Expert: Beijing Watching US Response to Ukraine Crisis

With Taiwan in mind, China sees this as a test of Washington's willingness to become military involved in far-away conflicts, says analyst at U.S. think-tank.

Philippine government is “staying out of” unfolding situation involving Russia, analyst says.

The son of dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who was ousted in 1986, is a top presidential candidate.

Case involves allegations of sexual abuse of minors, and filming and distribution of abuse videos on dark web in Australia.

Indonesian authorities vow swift response, condemn the violence as an unprovoked attack on civilians.

The nation has struggled with shortages of medical providers outside of urban settings.

During Manila visit, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth reiterates U.S. support for Philippines’ territorial defense.

Leading prime ministerial candidate Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced the birth as the countdown to voting begins.

The U.S. and Philippines, two longtime allies, look to build on “historic momentum” in bilateral ties.

Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum appeared in court on Tuesday after being charged with abuse of office.

U.S. President Joe Biden is expected to meet Pacific island leaders at a time of heightened rivalry with China.

Scenarios examined include Australian involvement in a U.S.-China war over Taiwan.

Daniel Suidani says agents of the Chinese state orchestrated his ouster after he proved uncooperative.

Warning comes after a near-collision between Philippine and Chinese vessels and as Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits U.S.

Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines improved in the ranking while Bangladesh fell one spot.

Pheu Thai and Move Forward Party both seek votes from similar constituencies in May 14 national poll.

Armed forces commander threatens to execute those guilty of helping arm West Papua National Liberation Army insurgents.

Refugees say they are uninterested in moving back to camps.

The Philippine president says the U.S. has never asked Manila to contribute troops should war break out over Taiwan.

The ex-prime minister says his long-time rival falsely accused him of amassing wealth while in power.

The Burmese junta invited refugees to see housing constructed for their return.

ASEAN chair Indonesia has had at least 60 engagements so far this year, Retno Marsudi says.

Buddhists celebrate | Thai PM candidate gives birth | Fighting during Bangladesh PM visit

This week - two celebrations and a dramatic clash. Watch how Buddhists in Malaysia and Bangladesh celebrate the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha, a ...

Marcos concerned about misjudgment in the South China Sea

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he has assured Beijing that Filipino bases where U.S forces have been granted access won't be used as launching pads for ...

Photos on social media from last month showed some workers linked together in chains.

The likely motive for the attack was extortion, Philippine National Police say.