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Video Speaking to survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan who still live in hardest-hit Tacloban

Ten years ago, Super Typhoon Haiyan smashed into the central Philippines, from Nov. 3 to Nov. 11, killing more than 6,000 people and leaving millions homeless. ...

After the verdict Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman resigned as president of party he co-founded, but he will appeal.

Joko “Jokowi” Widodo will travel to Washington ahead of the APEC summit in San Francisco next week.

An organization of Melanesian nations in August rejected membership for the Papuan independence movement.

They also claim some party leaders are victims of “enforced disappearances”

Johnny G. Plate was found guilty of accepting bribes tied to a cellular network project.

Workers will now make at least $113 in monthly pay – up from $72 - but union leaders say this is too little.

Anwar Usman, the president’s brother-in-law, was removed as Constitutional Court chief justice but can remain a judge.

The 10 Myanmar nationals were freed after contacting a labor watchdog about their plight via Facebook Messenger.

Kuala Lumpur will maintain ties with the Palestinian group in the face of a proposed U.S. bill targeting its backers.

Jey Rence Quilario (also known as Señor Agila) and his three associates were already detained at the Senate for contempt.

Meanwhile, the Muslim world’s OIC announced it would hold “extraordinary” summit on Nov. 12 to discuss the Gaza crisis.

The Thais were rescued from human traffickers in Shan state but have been stuck there amid fighting between warring sides.

Satellite images show a remarkable pace of reclamation on a Hanoi-controlled atoll in the Spratlys.

Juan Jumalon is the 199th media figure to be slain in the country since 1986.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said cooperation among Japan, the Philippines, and the United States was critical to protecting rules-based maritime order.

Malaysia is feeling the heat from the U.S. while the region’s dormant militant groups may be catalyzed.

Both countries agreed to start negotiations on a defense pact, during a visit by Japanese PM Fumio Kishida.

Officials apprehended three groups escaping to Malaysia and Thailand.

After nine decades in business, factory that employs 25 people might shutter within three to five years.

“I was not able to save up anything and I have lots of things to pay for,” one returnee told BenarNews.

Twenty-three Thais were taken hostage during the Palestinian group’s Oct. 7 attacks on Israel.

The link between Vientiane and Thailand’s Nong Khai province would allow for more cargo shipments.

At least two people were killed during clashes with police, while demonstrators vow to maintain blockade.

Air Niugini’s planes are frequently grounded as it struggles to keep up with maintenance.

The Thai Muslim leaders traveled to Iran for meetings with Palestinian militant group battling Israel.