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Gen. Mya Tun Oo’s participation came despite calls to exclude the junta.

Country has seen 20 charters and constitutions in 90 years.

ASEAN needs a fresh approach to ensure the member country gets back on a democratic path, he adds.

Coups and political turmoil have marked the 90 years since Thailand became a constitutional monarchy.

Activists are concerned about provisions that outlaw extramarital and same-sex behavior, criticizing the government.

The National Telecommunications Commission decision is unconstitutional, media groups say.

Bangladesh’s largest infrastructure project to date opens in June 2022

Shuttlers want to remind people around the world to keep supporting their country and quest for freedom.

PULO, which claimed responsibility for deadly April bombings, has reached out to the government.

Financing pulled for second and final phase of 1,200 megawatt Matarbari plant in Cox’s Bazar.

Residents in Aliaga town roll in the dirt as part of a tradition dating to World War II

Chinese defense minister hits back at U.S. comments that Beijing aims to ‘undermine security and stability.’

Questions remain on where smaller Southeast Asian nations feature in America’s grand strategy.

Palm oil plantation owners in Malaysia, the world’s second-largest producer of the commodity, face a prolonged labor shortage.

Some call the Khilafatul Muslimin group dangerous and anti-Pancasila, while others say it’s harmless.

The outgoing president spoke out during the commissioning of a Coast Guard “multi-role response vessel.”

Desperate for work and food, refugees often pay traffickers thousands of dollars to make a risky trip from Myanmar.

Sen. Leila de Lima remains jailed even though three witnesses recanted statements in drug-related cases against her.

Increase comes on top of pandemic woes and a hike in fuel prices for middle and high-income households.

Philippine Muslims, meanwhile, remember his dictator father’s betrayal, including establishment of martial law.

Police commandos, joined by the military, arrested Daisy Macapanpan, 69, whom authorities identified as a suspected communist.

Jakarta’s “foreign policy tradition in such a situation is to play it safe,” one analyst says.

Issue in spotlight again as religious affairs minister tells Muslims not to attend Japanese cultural event because it has un-Islamic elements.

Police have arrested thousands of migrants, many of whom were found in desperate conditions.

This has dealt “serious leadership and organization setbacks” to the group, officials say.

In 2020, the judge sentenced the former Malaysian leader to 12 years in prison in the 1MDB-related case.

The span provides better connectivity for one in five Bangladeshis – and campaign fodder for the ruling Awami League.