Search results 191 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Duterte drug-war admissions have pros and cons for his political future, observers say 2024-11-21 But the former leader’s statements – made under oath in Congress – have also bolstered probes against him, analysts add. Myanmar rebels capture town on main road to Chinese-built port 2024-11-22 Arakan Army fighters have pinned the military back in ever-smaller zones of control in Rakhine state. Prolonged monsoon rains, climate change hamper Malaysian shrimp-paste industry 2024-11-22 In Perlis, third-generation family business continues traditional process of drying geragau shrimp, salt mixture in sunlight. Mary Jane Veloso’s family looks forward to her homecoming after 14 years on Indonesia’s death row. 2024-11-27 After 14 years on Indonesia’s death row for drug trafficking, Mary Jane Veloso will be transferred back to the Philippines. As the Philippines does not have ... PNG security forces shoot 6 people, kill 1, near lawless Porgera gold mine 2024-10-14 The violence has forced the shutdown of the huge mine indefinitely. Under Marcos, Philippines still using Facebook to ‘red-tag’ young activists: Amnesty International 2024-10-14 Human rights watchdog group calls for urgent action, saying authorities use digital tools to label young activists as communist rebels. ASEAN chair calls for end of Myanmar war, but rebels say that depends on junta 2024-10-14 The statement also called for “conducive environment” for humanitarian aid and “inclusive national dialogue.” East Asia fails to adopt South China Sea statement amid finger pointing 2024-10-15 A recent summit ended without a final declaration after disagreements over the disputed waters. Firebombing of news organization in Indonesia’s Papua region condemned as assault on ‘media freedom’ 2024-10-16 Indonesian police have failed to solve previous attacks on Papuan media workers in recent years. Tax dispute, business interests raise red flags about Indonesian leader Prabowo’s brother 2024-10-17 Indonesia’s incoming president relies on younger sibling Hashim Djojohadikusumo for key governance advice. The struggles of the Bajau Laut sea nomads in Malaysia 2024-10-16 The Bajau Laut community has lived at sea for centuries but faces homelessness after their homes were demolished in a designated marine park in Malaysia. ... King and 56 countries: Samoa rolls out red carpet for post-colonial family function 2024-10-17 The question of ‘what does the Commonwealth do?’ remains a persistent one. Joint exercise Sama Sama in South China Sea enters key phase 2024-10-17 U.S. and Philippine navies conducted advanced drills as China held exercises around Taiwan. Bangladesh court orders arrests of ex-PM Hasina, associates over protesters’ killings 2024-10-17 Interim government says it will “take necessary steps” to bring the former PM back from India. IMF, ADB set sights on damning US$37m Solomon Islands aid audit 2024-10-18 Report by auditor general found mismanagement and potential fraud in COVID-19 pandemic package payments. Children freed from banned Malaysian Islamic sect must undergo rehabilitation 2024-10-18 Child psychology experts call for safe housing, professional support to ensure proper recovery from trauma. Survivors fear they’ll get no justice in 2004 southern Thailand massacre 2024-10-18 Statute of limitations expires on Oct. 25 in the killings of 85 men in Tak Bai. Nuclear energy in the Philippines: the way forward or a step back? 2024-11-13 The Philippines is home to Southeast Asia’s only nuclear facility. However, the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP), then Philippine President Ferdinand ... Photos: In pomp-filled day, Prabowo Subianto takes reins of power in Indonesia 2024-10-20 Scenes from the inauguration of the country’s new president, a former special forces commander linked to the late dictator Suharto. Indonesia’s Jokowi exits as time runs out on his presidency 2024-10-20 The popular Joko Widodo, who kept a flock of pet goats, leaves office amid questions about whether democracy slid backward under his watch. Prabowo’s presidency sparks fear and faint hope in Indonesia’s restive Papua 2024-10-20 Independence movement predicts Prabowo’s presidency marks continuation of “slow-motion genocide” for Papuan people. UN climate case could be global circuit breaker: Vanuatu official 2024-10-21 Nations backing the case are hoping for a ruling with strong moral authority to spur global action. Ineffectual ASEAN chair Laos shows bloc’s limits on Myanmar conflict 2024-10-22 The Southeast Asian group’s strengths do not lie in making calls over issues that none of its members can agree on. Thailand’s ruling Pheu Thai Party may survive threat of dissolution, analysts say 2024-10-21 Election Commission is investigating petitions accusing party of illegally accepting counsel from non-member and ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra. Who wins, who loses from the changes to Malaysia’s citizenship laws? 2024-10-22 The amendments aim to ease the burdens faced by Malaysian mothers but introduce new challenges for certain groups. New Indonesian president’s mammoth cabinet may swell national budget 2024-10-22 One NGO estimates that the 109 ministers, deputies, and new ministries would cost $125 million over five years, not including building expenses. ‘Culture of mobocracy’ through post-Hasina student protests engulfs Bangladesh’s interim govt: Analysts 2024-10-22 Leading a movement is not the same as leading a government, one expert says about interim administration whose leaders include students. Photos: Samoa welcomes first British king to visit Pacific islands 2024-10-23 Top of CHOGM’s to-do list are climate change and oceans as leaders from 56 Commonwealth nations meet. PNG expands Enga ‘state of emergency’ after 6 die in revenge killing 2024-10-23 Violent incidents in Enga have escalated dramatically in the last five years with hundreds of casualties. Thai police: Lao scam centers used illegally installed internet cables 2024-10-23 The cables under a Mekong River bridge were used to target Thais through fake calls, messages. Previous 30 items 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 Next 11 items
Search results 191 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Duterte drug-war admissions have pros and cons for his political future, observers say 2024-11-21 But the former leader’s statements – made under oath in Congress – have also bolstered probes against him, analysts add. Myanmar rebels capture town on main road to Chinese-built port 2024-11-22 Arakan Army fighters have pinned the military back in ever-smaller zones of control in Rakhine state. Prolonged monsoon rains, climate change hamper Malaysian shrimp-paste industry 2024-11-22 In Perlis, third-generation family business continues traditional process of drying geragau shrimp, salt mixture in sunlight. Mary Jane Veloso’s family looks forward to her homecoming after 14 years on Indonesia’s death row. 2024-11-27 After 14 years on Indonesia’s death row for drug trafficking, Mary Jane Veloso will be transferred back to the Philippines. As the Philippines does not have ... PNG security forces shoot 6 people, kill 1, near lawless Porgera gold mine 2024-10-14 The violence has forced the shutdown of the huge mine indefinitely. Under Marcos, Philippines still using Facebook to ‘red-tag’ young activists: Amnesty International 2024-10-14 Human rights watchdog group calls for urgent action, saying authorities use digital tools to label young activists as communist rebels. ASEAN chair calls for end of Myanmar war, but rebels say that depends on junta 2024-10-14 The statement also called for “conducive environment” for humanitarian aid and “inclusive national dialogue.” East Asia fails to adopt South China Sea statement amid finger pointing 2024-10-15 A recent summit ended without a final declaration after disagreements over the disputed waters. Firebombing of news organization in Indonesia’s Papua region condemned as assault on ‘media freedom’ 2024-10-16 Indonesian police have failed to solve previous attacks on Papuan media workers in recent years. Tax dispute, business interests raise red flags about Indonesian leader Prabowo’s brother 2024-10-17 Indonesia’s incoming president relies on younger sibling Hashim Djojohadikusumo for key governance advice. The struggles of the Bajau Laut sea nomads in Malaysia 2024-10-16 The Bajau Laut community has lived at sea for centuries but faces homelessness after their homes were demolished in a designated marine park in Malaysia. ... King and 56 countries: Samoa rolls out red carpet for post-colonial family function 2024-10-17 The question of ‘what does the Commonwealth do?’ remains a persistent one. Joint exercise Sama Sama in South China Sea enters key phase 2024-10-17 U.S. and Philippine navies conducted advanced drills as China held exercises around Taiwan. Bangladesh court orders arrests of ex-PM Hasina, associates over protesters’ killings 2024-10-17 Interim government says it will “take necessary steps” to bring the former PM back from India. IMF, ADB set sights on damning US$37m Solomon Islands aid audit 2024-10-18 Report by auditor general found mismanagement and potential fraud in COVID-19 pandemic package payments. Children freed from banned Malaysian Islamic sect must undergo rehabilitation 2024-10-18 Child psychology experts call for safe housing, professional support to ensure proper recovery from trauma. Survivors fear they’ll get no justice in 2004 southern Thailand massacre 2024-10-18 Statute of limitations expires on Oct. 25 in the killings of 85 men in Tak Bai. Nuclear energy in the Philippines: the way forward or a step back? 2024-11-13 The Philippines is home to Southeast Asia’s only nuclear facility. However, the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP), then Philippine President Ferdinand ... Photos: In pomp-filled day, Prabowo Subianto takes reins of power in Indonesia 2024-10-20 Scenes from the inauguration of the country’s new president, a former special forces commander linked to the late dictator Suharto. Indonesia’s Jokowi exits as time runs out on his presidency 2024-10-20 The popular Joko Widodo, who kept a flock of pet goats, leaves office amid questions about whether democracy slid backward under his watch. Prabowo’s presidency sparks fear and faint hope in Indonesia’s restive Papua 2024-10-20 Independence movement predicts Prabowo’s presidency marks continuation of “slow-motion genocide” for Papuan people. UN climate case could be global circuit breaker: Vanuatu official 2024-10-21 Nations backing the case are hoping for a ruling with strong moral authority to spur global action. Ineffectual ASEAN chair Laos shows bloc’s limits on Myanmar conflict 2024-10-22 The Southeast Asian group’s strengths do not lie in making calls over issues that none of its members can agree on. Thailand’s ruling Pheu Thai Party may survive threat of dissolution, analysts say 2024-10-21 Election Commission is investigating petitions accusing party of illegally accepting counsel from non-member and ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra. Who wins, who loses from the changes to Malaysia’s citizenship laws? 2024-10-22 The amendments aim to ease the burdens faced by Malaysian mothers but introduce new challenges for certain groups. New Indonesian president’s mammoth cabinet may swell national budget 2024-10-22 One NGO estimates that the 109 ministers, deputies, and new ministries would cost $125 million over five years, not including building expenses. ‘Culture of mobocracy’ through post-Hasina student protests engulfs Bangladesh’s interim govt: Analysts 2024-10-22 Leading a movement is not the same as leading a government, one expert says about interim administration whose leaders include students. Photos: Samoa welcomes first British king to visit Pacific islands 2024-10-23 Top of CHOGM’s to-do list are climate change and oceans as leaders from 56 Commonwealth nations meet. PNG expands Enga ‘state of emergency’ after 6 die in revenge killing 2024-10-23 Violent incidents in Enga have escalated dramatically in the last five years with hundreds of casualties. Thai police: Lao scam centers used illegally installed internet cables 2024-10-23 The cables under a Mekong River bridge were used to target Thais through fake calls, messages. Previous 30 items 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 Next 11 items
