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Ex-Duterte aide denies allegations, welcomes charges to “end recycled issues.”

Govt hopes Mohd Rabin Basir will play “a more effective role” in accelerating negotiations.

Some experts have expressed skepticism about the Islamic militant organization’s motives and raised concerns about splinter groups.

A new attempt to count Papua New Guinea’s population has been disrupted by unaccountability and disorganization, writes Michael Kabuni.

Official claims China Coast Guard personnel damaged Philippine boats, seized firearms in encounter near Second Thomas Shoal.

Washington has given its territories permission to apply for PIF membership, but with the caveat they can't take foreign policy positions.

Minimum daily pay will increase to 400 baht on Oct. 1 despite warnings from chambers, others.

Families tried to pay ransoms for their release but lost contact with the kidnappers, authorities say.

Factory closures and mass layoffs signal troubled times for Indonesia's once-booming textile sector.

The ex-prime minister claimed the former king signed a document freeing him from jail.

Myanmar did not request the return of draft-dodgers, Thai police said.

Authorities, recently arrived refugees say clashes between Myanmar junta, rebels drove them across the border.

But both sides say “significant differences” remain on how to resolve  their maritime dispute.

The Japanese and Philippine defense and foreign ministers will hold security talks in Manila next week.

Manila says it is willing to explore a mutually beneficial South China Sea solution with Hanoi.

Millions of higher education students were locked out of classes on the first day of an indefinite work stoppage.

Human rights activists demand a halt to draft police law amid concerns over excessive powers, weak oversight mechanisms.

One of the suspects is a civil engineer working for a government office in Yala province, officials said.

The carrier was spotted near Luzon island as the U.S.-led RIMPAC military exercise kicked off.

Woman was fatally injured while driving by when the bomb exploded outside apartment housing police in Yala province, officials said.

Charges are linked to misusing visas and not cybercrimes because scam allegedly targeted Malaysians.

After a barrage of complaints, Olympic Council of Malaysia says it will tweak the national uniforms.

KontraS report on abuses comes amid national furor over 13-year-old’s death this month allegedly due to police beating.

Filipino military leaders caution against what they call false claims as tensions with Beijing rise.

Proposed cuts to the State Department’s budget come as China ramps up its diplomatic presence.

The world’s largest coast guard ship patrolled the U-shaped line where China claims control over disputed waters.

Thailand had become Myanmar’s main source of arms acquired through the international financial system: envoy.

Unannounced visit by top Melanesian diplomat used by Indonesia to paint Papuan provinces as stable, despite recent deadly clashes.

In the first half of 2024, private media companies in Southeast Asia’s second largest economy axed about 300 jobs.

The killing of Roning Dolah highlights dangers faced by rights advocates in Thailand’s troubled southern border region, Amnesty International said.