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Monday’s 33,169 cases followed a weekend spike after health alerts were raised in Manila, surrounding areas.

State power company has enough supply to get through January, official says.

Next week’s foreign ministers’ meeting will test member-states’ commitment to hold Myanmar military accountable to five-point consensus.

Jan. 9 blaze gutted some 600 huts at Camp 16 before it was put out, officials say.

No one has claimed responsibility for the blast that injured six people, officials say.

Lawyers also requested chemical castration for founder of a West Java Islamic boarding school.

In first in-person meeting since early 2020, Thai negotiators and rebel group discuss a 3-point framework for future deliberations.

Jaynard Angeles quit recently to run for local office in this year’s general election, official says.

Foreign ministry spokesman cites “difficulties” for member-states’ top diplomats to attend in-person retreat in Siem Reap next week.

Effort was “about freedom of naval/maritime operations rather than freedom of navigation,” or supporting U.S. FONOPs, expert says.

Dhaka officials approved contracts to buy diesel, gasoline and jet fuel from five countries for the first half of 2022.

Francisco Domagoso called for in-person and online classes to be suspended through Jan. 21.

The State Department called on Beijing to cease “unlawful and coercive activities.”

The rare prisoner transfer coincided with the latest round of Deep South peace talks in Kuala Lumpur.

Meanwhile, Indonesia Urges Phnom Penh, regional bloc’s new chair, to stick to what was agreed in previous meetings.

The Corruption Eradication Commission seized $70,000 cash it says is linked to local government projects.

$375-million purchase marks breakthrough for Manila’s defenses in South China Sea, one analyst says.

Country’s tolerant brand of Islam offers antidote to religious extremism, Nahdlatul Ulama chairman says.

The suspects were identified as members of an Islamic State-linked militant cell.

The pair appeared in court to learn that testimony tied to the 2015 blast would begin in November.

As many as 340,000 remain displaced more than a month after the storm hit, humanitarian groups say.

With bill’s passage, construction of new city, estimated to cost U.S. $32.5 billion, can begin.

“Four Sha,” are four island groups in South China Sea that Beijing claims to hold “historical rights” to.

The Department of Special Investigation notified Abdullah Esomuso’s widow that she could supply new information.

Insurgents’ demand for autonomy is “absolute non-starter” for the Thai government, analyst Zachary Abuza says.

The reemergence of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army could delay refugees’ return home.

Persida Acosta says she wants test results on a protein-based vaccination before getting the shot.

Zulkarnaen withheld information about terror acts, including twin attacks in Bali in 2002, judge says.