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As a result, the economic stability of Southeast Asia’s biggest country is at risk, experts warn.

Many new arrivals from Myanmar are renting accommodations outside the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.

The closures in the southern province affect 2,000 students and may be followed by inspections of migrant schools in northern Thailand.

Police declared a state of emergency after fighting between illegal miners and local landowners.

They fear Thailand will allow China to use joint projects for furthering geopolitical strategy.

Western well-wishers of the region’s nations must focus on supporting institutions that outlast personalities.

The party had campaigned for years to oust Sheikh Hasina, but deadly street brawls are dividing it.

Many have been transferred to safe homes under the Welfare Department after being screened for their health.

Kaesang Pangarep reported to anti-corruption agency amid allegations that he used a plane belonging to company with ties to his vice president-elect brother

Resettlement away from the Porgera mine site is a key demand of landowners after 30 deaths in recent months.

The suspects were linked to transporting detained protesters, 78 of whom suffocated to death in trucks in 2004.

With different agencies responsible for overseeing homes, not all are thoroughly vetted or regularly checked.

Conflicts, brutal violence and cycles of retribution reflect deeper, systemic issues in Papua New Guinea.

Tensions are high ahead of the 171st anniversary of French colonial occupation of New Caledonia next week.

Manila needs to develop a clear, unified strategy in its South China Sea claim, analysts say.

A series of maritime incidents involving the Philippines and China occurred in 2024.

Amendments may increase political patronage and decrease efficiency, observers say.

Jakarta responds to calls for independence from the indigenous ethnic Melanesian people with arrests, torture and extrajudicial killings, report adds.

The pardon expected to reignite public debate over Fiji’s turbulent past.

Negotiations in London will center on how to slash emissions to net-zero ‘by or around’ 2050.

But a meeting with India’s PM Narendra Modi, who gave shelter to ousted Sheikh Hasina after she fled, looks unlikely.

Slew of incentives announced as government launches Special Financial Zone in Johor state’s project area.

Phillip Mehrtens safe and well, undergoing health checks.

The al-Qaeda affiliate had been dormant in the country for a long time.

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.”