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Malaysian Defense Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin urged Southeast Asian nations to be less reliant on “external suppliers” for weapons and hardware.

Cook Islands' recent deals with China sees shift from soft to hard-edged diplomacy embedded in Pacific.

Thailand said it agreed to send the Uyghurs back after China gave assurances for their safety.

Sara Duterte has been impeached on various charges, including a threat to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Lack of government funding, religious and cultural barriers and drug use contribute to escalating human rights violations against children.

U.S. secretary of state issues “strongest” condemnation after his request was ignored.

Beijing has been holding intensive combat drills in the South China Sea and beyond.

The U.S. has condemned Thailand’s decision to send 40 Uyghurs to China.

History suggests that the Uyghurs will be jailed and may never be heard from again.

China's aggressive behavior on the seas is well documented, but there is a growing threat posed by Chinese pilots in the skies.

As crises linked to global warming worsen, advocates call for farmers and fishermen to be given better access to climate funds.

Extradition of 2 suspects would need ‘cooperation’ between Thai and Cambodian authorities, spokesman says.

Campaigner says The Metals Company’s loss of a third of its exploration area is sign of a stuttering industry.

Cambodia’s prime minister says military force could be used at Ta Moan Thom temple, where border is incomplete.

A bill proposes to expand armed forces’ role in state institutions, which critics said would reduce civilian oversight and decrease accountability.

The U.S. has imposed visa sanctions on some Thai officials over the deportations.

Separately, Filipino musicians are planning to play a peace concert in the South China Sea.

U.S. State Department says Trump administration is reviewing information to determine “who’s allowed into the country.”

Their actions – murdering “informants,” forced recruitment and extortion for their cause – may be war crimes, Fortify Rights says.

After talks in Washington, Winston Peters said he was ‘more confident’ that aid meant to counter China might stand.

Visas issued by New Delhi to Bangladeshis have dropped from 8,000 a day pre-August to 1,000, one report said.

Marco Rubio imposed sanctions on Thai officials involved in deporting 40 Uyghurs to China.

Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest on ICC warrant spotlights clash between his and the Marcos families’ political dynasties.

The upcoming midterm elections have become a political battleground for the influential Duterte and Marcos families, analysts say.

Thai reporters were invited to China to verify the conditions of 40 recent deportees.

During a Senate hearing, Marcos administration officials defended legality of former president’s arrest.

Critics say changes to 2004 law that had reduced military footprint in government erases decades of democratic progress.