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The carrier was spotted near Luzon island as the U.S.-led RIMPAC military exercise kicked off.

One of the suspects is a civil engineer working for a government office in Yala province, officials said.

Human rights activists demand a halt to draft police law amid concerns over excessive powers, weak oversight mechanisms.

Millions of higher education students were locked out of classes on the first day of an indefinite work stoppage.

Manila says it is willing to explore a mutually beneficial South China Sea solution with Hanoi.

The Japanese and Philippine defense and foreign ministers will hold security talks in Manila next week.

But both sides say “significant differences” remain on how to resolve  their maritime dispute.

Authorities, recently arrived refugees say clashes between Myanmar junta, rebels drove them across the border.

Myanmar did not request the return of draft-dodgers, Thai police said.

The ex-prime minister claimed the former king signed a document freeing him from jail.

Factory closures and mass layoffs signal troubled times for Indonesia's once-booming textile sector.

Families tried to pay ransoms for their release but lost contact with the kidnappers, authorities say.

Minimum daily pay will increase to 400 baht on Oct. 1 despite warnings from chambers, others.

Washington has given its territories permission to apply for PIF membership, but with the caveat they can't take foreign policy positions.

Official claims China Coast Guard personnel damaged Philippine boats, seized firearms in encounter near Second Thomas Shoal.

A new attempt to count Papua New Guinea’s population has been disrupted by unaccountability and disorganization, writes Michael Kabuni.

Some experts have expressed skepticism about the Islamic militant organization’s motives and raised concerns about splinter groups.

Govt hopes Mohd Rabin Basir will play “a more effective role” in accelerating negotiations.

Ex-Duterte aide denies allegations, welcomes charges to “end recycled issues.”

Reciprocal Access Agreement provides framework for security operations including joint military drills and maritime patrols.

Authorities are investigating whether Rodrigo Duterte could be charged after claiming knowledge of the fugitive televangelist’s location.

Media groups allege that fire occurred following a report on gambling operation involving military member.

Large loan request could help ease any unhappiness Beijing feels over Dhaka preferring New Delhi’s Teesta project.

The election results are another setback for loyalists as unrest continues to simmer in the Pacific island territory.

China says a grounded Philippine ship has harmed the ecosystem in Second Thomas Shoal, but Manila refutes the allegation.

The ruling shocked human rights defenders and renewed concerns about impunity for officials accused of serious crimes.

Conservationists, residents clash over resolution to convert thousands of acres of protected forests into farmland.

Al-Qaeda’s Southeast Asian affiliate was behind a rash of huge bombings in Indonesia in the early 2000s.

Tarlac town Mayor Alice Leal Guo seeks Supreme Court’s help to prevent the Senate from further compelling her to attend hearings.

The Philippines says the massive coast guard vessel has been in its exclusive economic zone since early July.