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Campaigner says The Metals Company’s loss of a third of its exploration area is sign of a stuttering industry.

Cambodia’s prime minister says military force could be used at Ta Moan Thom temple, where border is incomplete.

A bill proposes to expand armed forces’ role in state institutions, which critics said would reduce civilian oversight and decrease accountability.

Dozens of derelict boats, mostly from China, pose environmental and navigation hazards in Suva harbor.

Pro-democracy and ethnic minority insurgents have rejected an election held under military rule.

Chinese J-10, U.S. F-35A and Indian Hawk Mk-132 jets wowed the crowd in the Thai capital.

The International Criminal Court has been investigating Rodrigo Duterte over allegations tied to widespread killings in his past drug war.

Six people were killed in a spate of attacks by suspected rebels across the border region since Saturday.

Philippine authorities arrested the 79-year-old former president earlier on Tuesday in connection with an ICC probe into his past administration’s ...

His arrest on a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court prompted a flurry of follow-up actions.

A warrant from the International Criminal Court accuses Duterte of crimes against humanity when his administration waged a brutal counter-narcotics campaign.

The announcement came after a meeting between their leaders in Jakarta.

An air base near Manila was the epicenter of a much-anticipated arrest that shook up Philippine politics.

The two countries concluded 12 years of negotiations on exclusive economic zones in 2022.

Towards this goal, the Southeast Asian nation recently signed a deal to pay a British firm U.S. $250 million for semiconductor expertise.

As the ex-president faces charges for crimes against humanity, families of people killed in Duterte’s anti-drug campaign are demanding full accountability.

The ICC website lists procedures covering trials, appeals and enforcement of guilty sentences.

A handful of countries opposed to abortion are blamed for a major omission from key CSW69 political declaration.

A U.S.-based think-tank says the company could help China expand its influence.

The national police said it was tightening security as the Philippines braced for unrest between pro- and anti-Duterte camps.

Local legislature to debate non-binding resolution to become 51st state of the U.S.

The drills raise concerns that China is getting ready for an invasion contingency.

Both sides of the Taiwan Strait are sensitive to the implications regarding the island’s status.

The death of a suspect in custody led to a 2023 court order mandating measures to deter torture.

The secretary general called for more funding after aid for food rations was cut in half.

The embattled junta is aiming to organize an election by January with Chinese, Russian help.

A new spate of violence began days after a Malaysian peace broker relayed counter-demands from BRN rebels to the Thai side, analyst Don Pathan writes.

The ex-Philippine leader, who is in the world court’s custody over his deadly drug war, attended the hearing via a video link.

One Rohingya activist said arrest of ex-Philippine President on International Criminal Court warrant shows “no one can escape justice.”

Thai officials involved in returning Uyghurs to China have been put on a visa blacklist.