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The Asian superpower has made such agreements before, but its latest claims may be a divide-and-conquer tactic, analysts say.

The government hopes to finally end one of Asia's longest-running armed conflicts.

Police in Kolkata, where lawmaker Anwarul Azim Anar went missing, haven’t yet recovered his body parts.

French military to stay in New Caledonia for months if needed, says President Macron during a brief visit.

Photos show bodies being pulled from mud and debris following the disaster in a remote part of Enga province.

Marawi families affected by the five-month siege in 2017 appeal for adequate funds from Philippine government to rebuild their homes.

His government has failed so far to deliver on its economic promises, observers and business owners say.

They are being questioned by Thai officials and awaiting repatriation, an army officer told RFA.

The challenge now is to combat radicalism being spread online, some experts and ex-militants say.

Southeast Asia’s most populous country may miss its Golden Indonesia 2045 goal if a segment of its huge GenZ populations remains idle, analysts warn.

Up to 10,000 people from villages downhill of the disaster zone will be evacuated.

Both defendants were involved in protests that roiled Thailand in 2020-21, demanding reform of the monarchy and constitutional amendments.

Meanwhile, a new Chinese order threatening arrest of trespassers into its waters takes effect on June 15.

Plans to emerge as a global chip center include expanding domestic industry and training 60,000 local engineers.

The referendum asks citizens whether they support inserting two articles into the constitution designed to prevent party hopping.

Jakarta Governor Heru Budi Hartono has proposed building an artificial island to deal with the city’s waste problem.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. calls Beijing’s new policy allowing coast guard to detain foreign boats, crews “worrisome.”

Thaksin Shinawatra defamed the monarchy during a 2015 interview in South Korea, attorney general alleges.

Based in the Thai beachside city of Pattaya, the group took control of Americans’ computers to apply for funds.

Under presidential decree, public and private employees will give 2.5% of their paychecks, and employers 0.5% of workers’ salaries.

The death rate from a bite by a Russell’s viper is 30% – about double that of other snake bites.

The projects valued at $700 million are aimed at improving the quality of life for Rohingya.

International groups say the military’s bid to stoke ethnic tensions in Rakhine state is succeeding.

Prabowo Subianto will balance campaign promises and budgetary constraints with his predecessor’s programs, analysts say.

In State of the Nation address, PM James Marape says “economy has turned the corner.”

Attorney General Merrick Garland said the botnet led to $5.9 billion in losses to a U.S. COVID relief program.

Supreme Court revises rules for local government polls, allowing president’s youngest son to seek office.

Analysts said first in-person talks between Lloyd Austin and Dong Jun would yield little but break the ice.

The Philippine president urged China and the United States to manage their rivalry responsibly.

Thai citizens were targeted 79 million times by scammers via phone, text messages, authorities say.