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Outgoing President Jokowi signed off on defense chief visiting with regional leaders months before being sworn in.

Officers recovered firearms and an Islamic State flag during a house raid.

The high temperatures put people at risk of cramps, heat exhaustion and probable heat stroke, authorities say.

The man could face execution or life in prison if found guilty of firearms possession.

The Election Commission wants the party dissolved over its campaign to reform Thailand’s royal insult law.

The bloc’s leaning shifted to China in one year, but Vietnam and the Philippines prefer the U.S.

But Apollo Quiboloy, founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church who is being sought over sex-abuse allegations, was nowhere in sight.

Surachate Hakparn, who faces a criminal complaint linked to money laundering, was freed on bond.

Backlogs at American shipbuilding yards threaten a pillar of the AUKUS defense pact.

The president-elect met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The Pacific island country’s Cabinet had initially said the monarch’s demands were unconstitutional.

The Comprehensive Archipelagic Defense Concept calls for all military branches to defend territorial waters.

As Ramadan nears end, online influencers have started a similar effort against high beef prices.

The police commissioner has ordered illegal miners to leave Porgera Valley within 48 hours or face eviction.

Coast Guard officers will be able to board and inspect vessels without a Samoan law enforcement officer present.

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto, a former military officer, has been linked to alleged atrocities in Timor-Leste.

Losing candidates Anies Baswedan and Ganjar Pranowo have asked Constitutional Court to nullify Prabowo Subianto’s victory.

The five-ship multinational fleet will sail together from south to north inside Manila’s EEZ.

The Pacific island country is still recovering from widespread flooding and deadly landslides.

The foreign ministry is sending aid to 20,000 residents of war-torn Kayin state.

Chinese water cannon blasts hurt three Filipino crew members and caused damage to a Philippine vessel, Manila says.

Officials said 13 troops are in custody, but alleged that the victim, two others planned to commit arson.

Investigators spoke to thousands of refugees, including Rohingya, in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.

Seventy-five people were rescued last week and brought to shore after their wooden boat overturned.

The move comes amid rumors of a crackdown on gangs in towns along the Thai border.

Prosecutors say the defendants hurt religious feelings by selling socks emblazoned with the word ‘Allah.'

In an unusually combative exhortation, the Catholic priests also called on the Marcos administration to take a firmer stance.

The declaration by Davao Mayor Sebastian Duterte alarms human rights advocates.

The deployment of the medium-endurance cutter to the Pacific will help police the region’s vast fisheries.

The landmark legislation still requires approval from the conservative-leaning Senate and endorsement from the king.