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Imee Marcos, the eldest daughter of the late Philippine dictator, co-produced “Maid in Malacañang.”

U.S. House speaker was “irresponsible” for visiting Taipei this week, top Chinese diplomat says.

A commander identified the dead man as a member of the local Islamic State affiliate.

National Security Spokesman John Kirby says Beijing overreacted to US House speaker’s visit to Taipei.

Malaysian women married to foreigners and who give birth abroad cannot automatically pass on their nationality, appeal court rules.

The Jakarta-to-Bandung railway project has seen a cost overrun of about $2 billion.

Land around an old graveyard in Sathorn district has been revived into a park.

The missile launches lasted less than three hours, sparking nationalistic disappointment on social media.

In Manila, Blinken calls China’s halting of cooperation with US ‘irresponsible.’

Expert calls the move unavoidable “in the current economic crisis.”

Former Philippine senator is running for election to the House on a social justice platform.

Despite push for reform, PAS – Malaysia’s largest Islamic party – opposes 10-year limit for government leader.

Beijing, meanwhile, cautions Manila against security arrangements that target “any third party.”

Analysts say there are indications the Pacific’s largest aid donor is filling some of the void left by USAID.

The six Chinese suspects and a Filipino were caught amid heightened territorial tensions in the South China Sea.

Drastic reform may not happen, but Bangladesh’s future would be better than the past, an ex-U.S. diplomat concludes after his first visit in a decade.

But confusion persists regarding the number of Uyghurs who were or are currently detained in the kingdom.

Security concerns, modernization and private classrooms threaten centuries-old Pondok institutions.

The Marcos administration reiterated it merely complied with the law, international obligations.

Observers say they are taking advantage of lax law and order situation to conduct moral policing.

Guam governor tells U.S. defense secretary that national security cannot happen without human health security.

Australia’s policies toward the Pacific will continue to be primarily driven by China’s resurgence, no matter who is elected.

At least 150 have been killed in the 7.7 magnitude temblor that sent thousands of panicked people into the streets of Bangkok.

Indonesia’s new president faces public protests over program rollouts, investor jitters.

Neither the Thai nor Myanmar governments have said when they will leave Myanmar.

Human rights advocates appeal to the international community to ensure aid continues for the Muslim minority refugees.

As death toll rises, international teams are arriving in the earthquake zone.

Rommel Francisco Marbil promises transparency in leading national force tainted by alleged human rights abuses.

Conditions could worsen as region copes with ongoing high temperatures and drought, environmentalists fear.

The U.S., Japan and the Philippines to launch joint naval patrols amid tensions with China in the South China Sea.