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Critics say the 39th American president should have been tougher on Beijing’s human rights practices.

Large-scale drills by China’s navy and air force took place as a U.S. naval ship patrolled nearby.

A year-old government policy allows establishments in select areas to stay open until 4 a.m.

Few corroborate such claims but isolated incidents have occurred, administration and police acknowledge.

The project, expected to generate thrice the power of the Three Gorges Dam, is sparking concerns.

Residents fear the project’s impact on their homes, livelihoods and the ecosystem.

Ethnic rebel groups in Shan and Rakhine states dealt the military its biggest blows this year.

Fahmi Reza detained for a drawing of incoming governor – once accused of corruption – with ringgit note in mouth.

Thich Minh Tue, who was an internet hero earlier this year, is on a pilgrimage by foot to India.

The world’s largest coast guard ship arrived at the disputed area as China’s navy holds drills to exert air control.

Bangladesh analysts, activists question deposed long-time leader’s ability to recover from pro-democracy protests in 2024.

American firm ThorCon’s local unit says first nuclear power plant moving ahead, but one officials says no decision yet.

Navigating the shared challenges of climate change, geostrategic tensions, political upheaval, disaster recovery and decolonization plus a 50th birthday party.

The waterway is expected to stay turbulent through the new year; we explore possible flashpoints.

The move comes more than a month after the vice president allegedly threatened to kill her former political ally.

The national legislature must now amend the election regulation to implement the Constitutional Court judgment, analysts said.

If the Arakan Army allows their repatriation, Rohingya may not be safe from junta airstrikes.

Ability of the government to deliver services is hampered and confidence in the electoral process undermined by inaccurate population figures.

Strong statement from Washington after China blames the Philippines for a collision between two vessels near disputed shoal.

Progressive committee members will likely call for confronting issues at the root of the conflict, analyst Don Pathan writes.

The president-elect says he will maintain efforts to boost domestic industries, convert forests into plantations.

A battle for the administrative center of Maungdaw township follows the recent seizure of nearby junta camps.

Thaksin Shinawatra, a billionaire telecoms tycoon, was officially indicted for insulting the monarchy.

Victims’ families see convictions as “partial victory” in holding former president accountable for bloody anti-drug campaign.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has arrived for a three-day state visit.

The bill, approved by the House in March, goes to the king for his signature.

Many tens of thousands of people remain displaced in the Papuan provinces from years of conflict.

Cracks in the alliance between the Duterte and Marcos political clans have been widening since January.

Military chief likens the Chinese to pirates.

Premier Li Qiang praised Malaysia’s diplomatic independence, while Beijing and Kuala Lumpur strengthened trade and economic relations.