Search results 1248 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Southeast Asian Nations, Bangladesh Hope Permanent Taliban Govt More Inclusive Than Interim One Sep 08, 2021 Caretaker administration announced Tuesday is all male, majority Pashtun and 100 percent Taliban. Four Alleged Communist Rebels Killed in in Southern Philippine Clash Sep 09, 2021 Meanwhile, government taps controversial anti-communist general as national security adviser. Malaysian Mothers Win Landmark Case against Discriminatory Citizenship Law Sep 09, 2021 Children born overseas to Malaysian mothers with foreign spouses are now eligible for citizenship. Southeast Asian Nations Find it Tough to Reduce Delta Variant Infections Sep 09, 2021 Thailand to follow Malaysia in discontinuing use of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine amid low efficacy reports. 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Malaysian Govt Signs Historic Pact with Opposition to Ensure Stability Sep 13, 2021 They agree parliament won’t be dissolved before August, suggesting Ismail Sabri Yaakob may stay PM until then. US Aircraft Carrier Commander Asserts Freedom to Navigate South China Sea Sep 13, 2021 The USS Carl Vinson passed 50 miles from a Chinese survey ship in Indonesia’s EEZ. Bangladesh Ruling Party Mobilizes Online Propaganda Army to Target Next Election Sep 14, 2021 Move will give Awami League stronger grip on state, say opposition and critics. Philippine Senator Pacquiao Sues Duterte’s Spiritual Adviser for Cyber Libel Sep 14, 2021 Pastor Apollo Quiboloy claimed the former boxing champion misused funds meant for sports training center. Thailand Extends State of Emergency in Restive Deep South for 65th Time Sep 14, 2021 An NGO’s lawyer says decree, which gives security forces special detention powers, is good for authorities, not people. China Adds Ship to South China Sea Patrol Fleet Sep 14, 2021 Haixun 03 will be deployed under the Hainan Maritime Safety Administration. COVID-19 Delays Handover of Former Rebels’ Weapons in Southern Philippines Sep 15, 2021 Process expected to be completed by 2024 if pandemic wanes, president’s chief peace adviser says. Philippine Police Capture Alleged Abu Sayyaf Member Linked to Beheadings Sep 15, 2021 Suspect had evaded arrest for two decades after gruesome killings of farm workers on Basilan island, police say. ICC Judges Approve Probe of Deaths Linked to Philippine Drug War Sep 15, 2021 The court found killings met the “specific legal element of the crime against humanity.” Indonesian Navy Sends Ship to Tail Chinese Survey Vessel, Data Show Sep 15, 2021 The Haiyang Dizhi has been surveying an oil and gas field in Indonesia’s EEZ since Aug. 31. Indonesia: South Korean Firms Break Ground on Electric Vehicle Battery Plant Sep 15, 2021 Project is tied to effort to develop Jakarta as regional hub for batteries, electric vehicles. Thai Police Step Up Arrests of Pro-Democracy Activists, Including of Children Sep 15, 2021 This week, 12-year-old boy watching protests was hauled away. Philippines: Duterte will not Cooperate with ICC’s Drug War Deaths Probe Sep 16, 2021 The president’s lawyer says The Hague-based court has no jurisdiction since the nation withdrew from accord. Indonesian Court Finds Jokowi Negligent in Jakarta Air Pollution Case Sep 16, 2021 Capital’s governor says he is ready to carry out order to ensure clean air for city. Pandemic Brews: Malaysian Bar Sells Vaccine-themed Cocktails Sep 16, 2021 A Malaysian bar is offering bottled cocktails named after well-known Covid-19 vaccines: Pfizermeister, Sinosour and ExtraGineca. 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Search results 1248 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Southeast Asian Nations, Bangladesh Hope Permanent Taliban Govt More Inclusive Than Interim One Sep 08, 2021 Caretaker administration announced Tuesday is all male, majority Pashtun and 100 percent Taliban. Four Alleged Communist Rebels Killed in in Southern Philippine Clash Sep 09, 2021 Meanwhile, government taps controversial anti-communist general as national security adviser. Malaysian Mothers Win Landmark Case against Discriminatory Citizenship Law Sep 09, 2021 Children born overseas to Malaysian mothers with foreign spouses are now eligible for citizenship. Southeast Asian Nations Find it Tough to Reduce Delta Variant Infections Sep 09, 2021 Thailand to follow Malaysia in discontinuing use of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine amid low efficacy reports. Philippine Analysts: Pandemic Corruption Scandal Won’t Derail Duterte’s Electoral Plans Sep 09, 2021 Filipinos tend to have short memories about government controversies, analysts say. New Malaysian PM Offers Political Reforms to Gain Opposition Support Sep 10, 2021 Attempt may be futile if government gives key role, as reports say, to ex-PM Najib Razak. US Lifts Ban on Malaysian Glove Maker Barred for Forced Labor Sep 10, 2021 Top Glove has improved living and working conditions and paid remediation to foreign workers, Washington says. US-Philippines Defense Alliance Needs Overhaul, Manila Says Sep 10, 2021 With China on the rise, Filipinos unsure of U.S. reliability as an ally, defense chief says. Thai Parliament Votes to Change Electoral System Sep 10, 2021 The move likely will favor bigger parties at the expense of smaller ones, analysts warn. Cambodian Workers Returning from Thailand Complain of Extended Quarantines Sep 10, 2021 Some say close confinement and poor hygiene in isolation facilities are making the situation worse. Taliban Return ‘Heartbreaking’ for Afghan Refugees in Indonesia Sep 11, 2021 Endless wait for resettlement drags on as hopes to return home are dashed. Filipino Kids Start Second Year of Remote Learning Sep 13, 2021 Students again face challenges of distance learning that experts fear could worsen their educational development. Philippines Announces Crackdown on Online Sales of Unlicensed Firearms Sep 13, 2021 Some recovered weapons were missing from the government inventory, national police chief says. Thailand, Malaysia See No Imminent Threat Despite Japan’s Terror Warning Sep 13, 2021 Indonesia says it will investigate the information, contained in an advisory to Japanese nationals in the region. Malaysian Govt Signs Historic Pact with Opposition to Ensure Stability Sep 13, 2021 They agree parliament won’t be dissolved before August, suggesting Ismail Sabri Yaakob may stay PM until then. US Aircraft Carrier Commander Asserts Freedom to Navigate South China Sea Sep 13, 2021 The USS Carl Vinson passed 50 miles from a Chinese survey ship in Indonesia’s EEZ. Bangladesh Ruling Party Mobilizes Online Propaganda Army to Target Next Election Sep 14, 2021 Move will give Awami League stronger grip on state, say opposition and critics. Philippine Senator Pacquiao Sues Duterte’s Spiritual Adviser for Cyber Libel Sep 14, 2021 Pastor Apollo Quiboloy claimed the former boxing champion misused funds meant for sports training center. Thailand Extends State of Emergency in Restive Deep South for 65th Time Sep 14, 2021 An NGO’s lawyer says decree, which gives security forces special detention powers, is good for authorities, not people. China Adds Ship to South China Sea Patrol Fleet Sep 14, 2021 Haixun 03 will be deployed under the Hainan Maritime Safety Administration. COVID-19 Delays Handover of Former Rebels’ Weapons in Southern Philippines Sep 15, 2021 Process expected to be completed by 2024 if pandemic wanes, president’s chief peace adviser says. Philippine Police Capture Alleged Abu Sayyaf Member Linked to Beheadings Sep 15, 2021 Suspect had evaded arrest for two decades after gruesome killings of farm workers on Basilan island, police say. ICC Judges Approve Probe of Deaths Linked to Philippine Drug War Sep 15, 2021 The court found killings met the “specific legal element of the crime against humanity.” Indonesian Navy Sends Ship to Tail Chinese Survey Vessel, Data Show Sep 15, 2021 The Haiyang Dizhi has been surveying an oil and gas field in Indonesia’s EEZ since Aug. 31. Indonesia: South Korean Firms Break Ground on Electric Vehicle Battery Plant Sep 15, 2021 Project is tied to effort to develop Jakarta as regional hub for batteries, electric vehicles. Thai Police Step Up Arrests of Pro-Democracy Activists, Including of Children Sep 15, 2021 This week, 12-year-old boy watching protests was hauled away. Philippines: Duterte will not Cooperate with ICC’s Drug War Deaths Probe Sep 16, 2021 The president’s lawyer says The Hague-based court has no jurisdiction since the nation withdrew from accord. Indonesian Court Finds Jokowi Negligent in Jakarta Air Pollution Case Sep 16, 2021 Capital’s governor says he is ready to carry out order to ensure clean air for city. Pandemic Brews: Malaysian Bar Sells Vaccine-themed Cocktails Sep 16, 2021 A Malaysian bar is offering bottled cocktails named after well-known Covid-19 vaccines: Pfizermeister, Sinosour and ExtraGineca. Philippine Priest Exhumes 8 Drug War Victims’ Remains from Cemeteries Sep 17, 2021 Their families were unable to pay when their grave leases expired. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 42 Next 30 items