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The Myanmar junta chief and the outgoing president of the Philippines are not expected to attend the special meeting in Washington next month.

A U.S. delegation led by National Security Council official Kurt Campbell is visiting Honaira this week.

The protest occurred during Washington finance meeting hosted by Jakarta, the bloc’s chair.

At least 178 people were killed in the aftermath of the storm that made landfall on April 12.

President Duterte’s spokesman says all efforts have stopped in disputed South China Sea territory.

The decision comes four years after parents filed a petition to allow the Islamic head coverings.

The Jakarta-Bandung project has seen a cost increase of nearly $2 billion, officials say.

Climate change policy ignores the gender gap. Can Indonesia change this – and model progressive policies for the region?

The top five candidates vying to lead the country and succeed Rodrigo Duterte come from diverse backgrounds.

The video was posted a day before Beijing marks its “Navy Day.”

U.S. firm’s purchase of Subic Bay shipyard will protect Manila’s and region’s interests, ambassador to Washington says.

Potential loophole would allow Indonesia energy projects to go ahead, says Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air.

Official are investigating why a Rohingya man died at detention center hours before riot.

Nearly 50 people including eight firefighters were killed, authorities in Chittagong said as they expect the toll to climb.

A spokesman for the B.M. Container Depot says a worker told first responders about containers with hydrogen peroxide.

Relatives submit DNA samples in their search for missing loved ones.

The suspect also served as local financial officer for the extremist group, authorities say.

The victims, one of whom was still alive, were thrown into a river after Col. Priyanto’s car accidentally hit them last December.

Md. Shahriar Alam discusses the climate crisis, the Rohingya humanitarian crisis, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and sanctions on RAB.

Bangladesh refused to renew license of group that reported on security unit RAB’s role in alleged extrajudicial killings.

The documents strip Rohingya of access to citizenship rights and protections, Fortify Rights says.

Former Police Col. Thitisan Utthanaphon and other officers were filmed on CCTV torturing a drug suspect who died.

Settlement of U.S $113,421 is half of what fishermen sought in compensation for a Chinese trawler sinking their boat.

London monitoring group says ammunition bought for Indonesia’s spy agency was used in security operations in the restive province.

The home minister says B.M. Container Depot was not permitted to store chemicals on site.

Because she couldn’t afford an autopsy, Aurora Blas initially agreed to sign a death certificate listing the cause as pneumonia.

Cannabis advocates at a cafe in Bangkok celebrate the first day of eased rules around the sale and use of marijuana.

Government makes the announcement hours after a senior U.S. State Department official visited the president-elect.

Products with more than 0.2 percent of THC, the primary compound that makes people high, remain illegal.