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Authorities continue to conduct rescue operations as thousands of residents remain stranded by floodwaters.

Leaders of students’ anti-quota protests, which spiraled into violence, demand four ministers’ resignations, alleging they were linked to unrest.

Now, sentences against Arnon Nampa, who has called for monarchy reform, total 14 years from four convictions.

The social media parent company Meta blames a technical error for deleted posts.

An international environmental group warns of the oil spill’s potential damage to fishing communities.

Joko “Jokowi” Widodo is on Sunday set to start official duties at Nusantara amid major construction delays there.

U.N. rights experts urge the government to take responsibility for abuses, hold perpetrators to account.

Seventy-five people were rescued from the HMNZS Manawanui after it hit a reef just off the coastline.

The two Asian nations mark 75 years of diplomatic relations by raising ties to a strategic partnership.

Chinese businesses benefit from bad practices by virtue of their outsized presence in the sector, China-Global South Project reports.

A preliminary probe found the bus had 11 compressed natural gas tanks, five more than allowed.

Navies from the Philippines, United States and four allies are staging a large-scale exercise off Luzon island.

Leaders of the 10-member bloc gather in Laos to address regional tensions that threaten the group’s unity, relevance.

“No one cares” about children, the former al-Arqam member tells BenarNews amid a child-abuse scandal surrounding the banned sect and its offshoots.

Any United Nations’ role in negotiating the territory’s self-determination aspirations is rejected by France.

Campaigners say Vietnamese activist’s possible extradition shows government must do more in order to gain entry on Human Rights Council.

Hundreds of thousands of undocumented Filipinos live in Sabah, a Borneo region also claimed by the Philippines.

The prime minister says divisions among members of the Southeast Asian bloc run the risk of being exploited.

Smartphone app was to go live by August, but a new release date has not been announced.

Meanwhile, a pending police reforms bill contains proposals that would only give the force even more powers.

It’s another legal victory for the Marcos family, whose heir currently serves as president of the Philippines.

President Hilda Heine says all nations must be accountable “without exception or double standard.”

The lawsuit seeks compensation for alleged historic mismanagement of a mine that sparked a civil war.

Malaysia’s top court allowed Azilah Hadri’s sentence review application after last year’s repeal of mandatory executions.

The U.S. president’s repeated absence raises questions about Washington’s commitment to the region .

Still, activists said this could be an opportunity to remedy criticisms over lack of freedoms.

China’s Li, also speaking to Southeast Asian leaders, denounced interference by “foreign forces.”

Authorities say Lin Xunhan is a key figure in scam operations across the Philippines.

Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi called the hit on a U.N. force “an act of terror by Israel.”