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Unofficial counting indicated most incumbent MPs have been reelected but with some high-profile departures.

Violence in PNG continues unabated as the country prepares to mark its 50th anniversary of independence.

French citizen Lim Ani spoke after a funeral held at a pagoda near Paris for government critic Lim Kimya.

Textbook delays threaten learning outcomes for over 43 million students in the South Asian nation, some educators warn.

Online media, fewer readers of traditional Chinese language led to Universal Daily News’ demise.

Human Rights Watch says Thailand should follow its own laws on not sending people back to risk of torture.

Tulip Siddiq resigned as a treasury secretary in Britain’s government after the Bangladesh anti-graft agency said she was being probed for corruption.

While Petros will have power in Sarawak, national oil company Petronas will retain “national authority.”

Rival South China Sea claimants also agreed to continue the implementation of Manila’s resupply missions to a disputed shoal.

Civil, political liberties declined in Indonesia, with democratic institutions weakened and corruption rising, Human Rights Watch said.

Constitutional Reforms Commission, which submitted proposals on Wednesday, sought to “strike a balance” in presidential, prime ministerial powers.

The Florida senator made the pledge during a confirmation hearing for his appointment as top U.S. envoy.

Partnering with Southeast Asia is “vital for regional peace and stability,” Japan’s top diplomat says during Manila visit.

Three villagers were gunned down by an army ranger unit during a 2019 incident on a mountain in the Thai Deep South.

The two giant ships are part of government’s plan to boost U.S. naval power.

Ex-Malayan communist insurgents who stayed in Narathiwat province haven’t forgotten “struggles that brought us here.”

Interpol red notices have been issued for two Cambodian suspects, Thai authorities said.

China has pushed Philippines “to the wall” leaving it with only drastic options to stop intimidation, official adds.

Some analysts warn that the Forest City megaproject could spook investors in the special economic zone on Johor Strait.

A 17-month state of emergency fails to quell violence at one of PNG’s most important economic assets.

A national election will go ahead this week despite a devastating earthquake in the capital Port Vila last month.

Japan positions itself as a key regional stabilizer amid growing security concerns, potential U.S. diplomatic shifts, analysts said.

The Uyghurs have been held for more than a decade after fleeing from China.

Thai police are hunting for a suspected Cambodian accomplice.

The ships sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal during exercise Noble Wolverine.

Since a 2014 coup, Bangkok has either been complicit or turned a blind eye to the actions of the security forces of other countries.

Suspected ‘spotter’ in opposition lawmaker’s killing has ties to founder of pro-government Cambodian Youth Party.

Manila, Washington, and Tokyo leaders set for a meeting this weekend to strategize on security cooperation amid regional challenges.

Authorities estimate 375 Indonesians, including 145 children, live in camps housing Islamic State fighters.

After decades in France, Lim Kimya returned to Cambodia to win a National Assembly seat in 2013.