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“Room for improvement” by U.S. and allies to deliver electricity infrastructure upgrade, says chairman of state-owned investor.

Attempting a census and an election in areas under rebel control would be impossible, the junta’s enemies say.

As many as 20,000 have fled since the Arakan Army entered the township a week ago.

The U.S.-funded portal has been mostly unavailable since an unfavorable report on the government’s handling of pandemic.

An “expensive” plug for a troubled project is how one analyst described meeting, planned Independence Day events there.

The anti-communist task force hails the decision as victory against baseless harassment by “militant left.”

The area houses more than 100 people and lacks running water, electricity.

Analysts say latest on-air incident over South China Sea raises questions about China’s sincerity.

New Caledonia, climate finance, U.S. territories and lack of banking services – key issues when leaders meet this month.

The party’s superb showing in 2023 election demonstrated it emerged stronger from ashes of its similarly dissolved predecessor.

People’s Party also named new leader after court banned old party’s top leaders from politics for decade.

Fishermen hit as Philippine oil spill lingers

The oil slick from a sunken tanker near the Philippine capital has reached fishing communities, forcing a ban on catching and selling fish – the only source of ...

Legal battles were based on Rappler’s coverage of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.

One international security analyst says engaging Beijing could be more effective in settling South China Sea disputes.

For PM Anwar Ibrahim, German company’s move is sign that investment opportunity trumps political differences.

The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner said restoring law and order would be the new administration’s first task

Those who don’t comply are at risk of losing their jobs and legal status in the kingdom.

Police believe megachurch leader Apollo Quiboloy is holed up in his sprawling compound in southern Davao city.

Insurgent fighters and security forces blame each other for the killing and have provided conflicting accounts.

Citizen video shows dozens of bodies on a Myanmar riverbank where they had been waiting to be ferried across.

Its announced leader, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, has flown home from Paris.

Thai Constitution Court dissolves Move Forward Party

Thailand’s Constitutional Court has ruled to dissolve Move Forward Party over its campaign to reform the royal insult law. The party’s current and former ...

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go, a former assistant to Duterte, said complaint contained  “rehashed accusations” he had been cleared of.

The court ruled on complaints brought against the party over its 2023 campaign promise to abolish Thailand’s royal defamation law.

The drills with the United States, Australia and Canada come amid a series of defense engagements.

The 2006 peace prize winner’s name was proposed by the students who led the anti-quota protests and the wider anti-government movement.

Peace prize winner will face huge challenges, including ending violence, fixing economy and depoliticizing state institutions.

Decision announced after more than five-hour long meeting of president, army chief and students.

Chinese ships have gathered near the reef in the Spratly Islands, a Philippine Navy official said.

The former prime minister was forever linked to her late father, the founder of Bangladesh who was assassinated in 1975.