Search results 1241 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Ismail Sabri Yaakob: Malaysia’s New PM has Fondness for Batik Shirts Aug 20, 2021 The UMNO veteran, however, has made derogatory comments about ethnic Chinese in the past. Bangladesh University Jubilant after Afghan Students Evacuated from Kabul Aug 30, 2021 Buses carrying Afghan women were five minutes away from site of suicide bombings at Kabul airport last week. Southeast Asian Guantanamo Inmates Appear in US Military Court Aug 30, 2021 Encep Nurjaman (also known as Hambali) requests Indonesian lawyer be added to his defense team. Chinese Firms to Build $184 M Airport-Runway Extension in SE Bangladesh Aug 30, 2021 Expansion at airport in southeastern Cox’s Bazar will open up local beach to international tourists, officials say. Bangladesh: Committee Raises Alarm Over Toxic Pollution from New Tanneries’ Hub Aug 30, 2021 Officials blame a Chinese firm that built a waste treatment plant at an industrial estate near Dhaka. Bangladesh Court Condemns 6 Militants to Death in Killings of Gay Rights Activists Aug 31, 2021 Ansar al-Islam members hacked to death Xulhaz Mannan and Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy in April 2016. American Helping Displaced in Marawi Among Magsaysay Award Recipients Aug 31, 2021 Other awardees are a Filipino environmentalist, a Bangladeshi doctor, an Indonesian media group and a Pakistani anti-poverty worker. Papuan Activist’s Treason Trial Postponed Again After He is Hospitalized Aug 31, 2021 Victor Yeimo fell ill while in a detention cell. Blast from Improvised Bomb Injures 2 Soldiers in Southern Philippines Aug 31, 2021 Attack took place at a checkpoint in Basilan, where Islamic militants have been active. Guantanamo Tribunal Finishes Arraigning Southeast Asian Terror Suspects Aug 31, 2021 Two-day hearing ends after Indonesian, two Malaysians do not enter pleas to charges tied to 2002, 2003 bombings in Bali and Jakarta. Philippines: 7 Former Cops Face Murder Charges Tied to Drug War Sep 01, 2021 Police officers killed six in “fabricated buy-bust operations” in February 2020, Department of Justice alleges. It’s Official: Indonesian Army Stops ‘Virginity’ Tests for Women Sep 01, 2021 Military health guideline stipulates gynecological and Pap tests can be performed on female recruits. Chin Refugees Help Others, Themselves at Food Charity in Kuala Lumpur Sep 02, 2021 Members of Myanmar ethnic group chip in to distribute food for needy people in Malaysia’s capital. Philippines: Wind, Crew’s Response were Factors in Deadly Military Plane Crash Sep 02, 2021 C-130 was carrying troops to combat Abu Sayyaf militants when it went down on Jolo Island. Thai Cop in Custody-Torture Case May Be Tried Outside Home Jurisdiction Sep 02, 2021 Police officer nicknamed “Jo Ferrari” and 6 colleagues were allegedly seen in video suffocating suspect with plastic bags. Report: Air Pollution May Decrease Life Expectancy in Bangladesh, Southeast Asia Sep 02, 2021 It has a more devastating impact than tuberculosis or cigarette smoking, report finds. Machete-Wielding Rebels Kill 4 Indonesian Soldiers in West Papua Sep 02, 2021 Commander orders two platoons to hunt down those responsible for the attack. Malaysian Court Orders Govt to Allow Youths to Vote by Year’s End Sep 03, 2021 Earlier slated for July, lowering voting age to 18 was delayed to September 2022. A Tale of Three Indonesian Ministers and a Flip-Flopping Fisheries Policy Sep 06, 2021 From populist to pro-business, what’s next for Indonesia’s fisheries policy? Philippines, China Agree to Crack Down on Kidnap-for-Ransom Gangs Sep 03, 2021 Gangs have targeted their Chinese compatriots who left the country to work for online gambling firms. Thousands Rally in Bangkok as Thai PM Faces No-Confidence Vote Sep 03, 2021 Protesters denounce the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Post-Crackdown Bloodshed in Indonesia’s Papua Region Sep 03, 2021 A timeline of violence since late April 2021. Ex-PM to lead Malaysia’s COVID Strategy; New Government Dodges Confidence Vote Sep 04, 2021 Moves by Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s government are seen as widely unpopular. Philippines: Postponement of Polls in Muslim-Majority South Passes Senate Hurdle Sep 07, 2021 Bill will likely push through the Lower House due to government support. Philippine Police Kill 4 Chinese Nationals in Shabu Sting Sep 07, 2021 Officers seized half a ton of methamphetamine following a buy-bust operation that turned deadly. Malaysia’s Law Minister: King Agreed PM Need Not Hold Confidence Vote Sep 07, 2021 Public needs to hear this direct from the palace, opposition MP says. Indonesia: 21 Arrested after Mob Attacks Ahmadiyya Mosque Sep 07, 2021 Conflict with local Muslims was building for months, with Ahmadi congregation requesting police protection. Archive Find could Hurt China’s ‘Historic’ Claim to Paracel Islands Sep 07, 2021 In 1899 letter, Chinese government “refused compensation” for copper theft in the South China Sea. Philippines: Health Workers in Canoes Bring Vaccines to Rural Communities Sep 08, 2021 Villagers who travel for work have been bringing the virus home, local mayor says. Vaccines to Rural Communities Sep 08, 2021 Villagers who travel for work have been bringing the virus home, local mayor says. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 42 Next 30 items
Search results 1241 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Ismail Sabri Yaakob: Malaysia’s New PM has Fondness for Batik Shirts Aug 20, 2021 The UMNO veteran, however, has made derogatory comments about ethnic Chinese in the past. Bangladesh University Jubilant after Afghan Students Evacuated from Kabul Aug 30, 2021 Buses carrying Afghan women were five minutes away from site of suicide bombings at Kabul airport last week. Southeast Asian Guantanamo Inmates Appear in US Military Court Aug 30, 2021 Encep Nurjaman (also known as Hambali) requests Indonesian lawyer be added to his defense team. Chinese Firms to Build $184 M Airport-Runway Extension in SE Bangladesh Aug 30, 2021 Expansion at airport in southeastern Cox’s Bazar will open up local beach to international tourists, officials say. Bangladesh: Committee Raises Alarm Over Toxic Pollution from New Tanneries’ Hub Aug 30, 2021 Officials blame a Chinese firm that built a waste treatment plant at an industrial estate near Dhaka. Bangladesh Court Condemns 6 Militants to Death in Killings of Gay Rights Activists Aug 31, 2021 Ansar al-Islam members hacked to death Xulhaz Mannan and Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy in April 2016. American Helping Displaced in Marawi Among Magsaysay Award Recipients Aug 31, 2021 Other awardees are a Filipino environmentalist, a Bangladeshi doctor, an Indonesian media group and a Pakistani anti-poverty worker. Papuan Activist’s Treason Trial Postponed Again After He is Hospitalized Aug 31, 2021 Victor Yeimo fell ill while in a detention cell. Blast from Improvised Bomb Injures 2 Soldiers in Southern Philippines Aug 31, 2021 Attack took place at a checkpoint in Basilan, where Islamic militants have been active. Guantanamo Tribunal Finishes Arraigning Southeast Asian Terror Suspects Aug 31, 2021 Two-day hearing ends after Indonesian, two Malaysians do not enter pleas to charges tied to 2002, 2003 bombings in Bali and Jakarta. Philippines: 7 Former Cops Face Murder Charges Tied to Drug War Sep 01, 2021 Police officers killed six in “fabricated buy-bust operations” in February 2020, Department of Justice alleges. It’s Official: Indonesian Army Stops ‘Virginity’ Tests for Women Sep 01, 2021 Military health guideline stipulates gynecological and Pap tests can be performed on female recruits. Chin Refugees Help Others, Themselves at Food Charity in Kuala Lumpur Sep 02, 2021 Members of Myanmar ethnic group chip in to distribute food for needy people in Malaysia’s capital. Philippines: Wind, Crew’s Response were Factors in Deadly Military Plane Crash Sep 02, 2021 C-130 was carrying troops to combat Abu Sayyaf militants when it went down on Jolo Island. Thai Cop in Custody-Torture Case May Be Tried Outside Home Jurisdiction Sep 02, 2021 Police officer nicknamed “Jo Ferrari” and 6 colleagues were allegedly seen in video suffocating suspect with plastic bags. Report: Air Pollution May Decrease Life Expectancy in Bangladesh, Southeast Asia Sep 02, 2021 It has a more devastating impact than tuberculosis or cigarette smoking, report finds. Machete-Wielding Rebels Kill 4 Indonesian Soldiers in West Papua Sep 02, 2021 Commander orders two platoons to hunt down those responsible for the attack. Malaysian Court Orders Govt to Allow Youths to Vote by Year’s End Sep 03, 2021 Earlier slated for July, lowering voting age to 18 was delayed to September 2022. A Tale of Three Indonesian Ministers and a Flip-Flopping Fisheries Policy Sep 06, 2021 From populist to pro-business, what’s next for Indonesia’s fisheries policy? Philippines, China Agree to Crack Down on Kidnap-for-Ransom Gangs Sep 03, 2021 Gangs have targeted their Chinese compatriots who left the country to work for online gambling firms. Thousands Rally in Bangkok as Thai PM Faces No-Confidence Vote Sep 03, 2021 Protesters denounce the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Post-Crackdown Bloodshed in Indonesia’s Papua Region Sep 03, 2021 A timeline of violence since late April 2021. Ex-PM to lead Malaysia’s COVID Strategy; New Government Dodges Confidence Vote Sep 04, 2021 Moves by Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s government are seen as widely unpopular. Philippines: Postponement of Polls in Muslim-Majority South Passes Senate Hurdle Sep 07, 2021 Bill will likely push through the Lower House due to government support. Philippine Police Kill 4 Chinese Nationals in Shabu Sting Sep 07, 2021 Officers seized half a ton of methamphetamine following a buy-bust operation that turned deadly. Malaysia’s Law Minister: King Agreed PM Need Not Hold Confidence Vote Sep 07, 2021 Public needs to hear this direct from the palace, opposition MP says. Indonesia: 21 Arrested after Mob Attacks Ahmadiyya Mosque Sep 07, 2021 Conflict with local Muslims was building for months, with Ahmadi congregation requesting police protection. Archive Find could Hurt China’s ‘Historic’ Claim to Paracel Islands Sep 07, 2021 In 1899 letter, Chinese government “refused compensation” for copper theft in the South China Sea. Philippines: Health Workers in Canoes Bring Vaccines to Rural Communities Sep 08, 2021 Villagers who travel for work have been bringing the virus home, local mayor says. Vaccines to Rural Communities Sep 08, 2021 Villagers who travel for work have been bringing the virus home, local mayor says. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 42 Next 30 items