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Only about 400 breeding pairs of the national bird remain in the wild, conservationists say.

The exercises are consistent with efforts to “ratchet up” intimidation of Taiwan, Australian analyst says.

Washington is sending a message by inviting largely non-authoritarian countries to Summit for Democracy.

The 150-year-old statute allows defense lawyers, judges to question the morals of those assaulted.

Suit says company delivered ‘defective product’ and was negligent in stemming misinformation.

The ex-leader has one chance left to rid himself of corruption conviction in 1MDB-related case.

If Jesus Malabanan was killed because of his reporting, he would be 22nd mediaperson slain in five years.

Filipino Fishermen Feel Effects from Beijing’s Expansionism in South China Sea

Taufiq Bulaga (a.k.a. Upik Lawanga) was accused of building bombs for deadly attacks in Poso regency.

An activist said the court’s ruling shows rich people can be punished for breaking the law.

United States announces funding initiatives to protect reporters, support independent international journalism worldwide.

The condemned are members of the ruling party’s youth wing whose victim had criticized the government.

But most of the law’s provisions retained, as top court says they were not unconstitutional.

Top three targeted countries were Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam.

The U.S. president called pressure from autocratic leaders the “defining challenge of our times.”

Activists also celebrated journalist Maria Ressa receiving her Nobel Peace Prize.

Washington places Rapid Action Battalion in a pantheon of the worst rights abusers in the world.

At least 45 people have received the capital punishment sentence over the last week.

Malaysian military chief assures public that armed forces are “ready to face any possible threat.”

During his acceptance speech, co-winner Dmitry Muratov called for a minute of silence to honor fallen journalists around the world.

A man who set himself on fire as a protest is recovering at hospital in Medan.

Dhaka believes Washington undermined a government agency and is disappointed it was not consulted, foreign secretary says.

‘Fake news,’ says defense secretary about recent unverified report on secret southern plan to attack neighbor’s border state.

The USS Connecticut hit an uncharted seamount during a South China Sea dive on Oct. 2.

United States invited Taiwan, but not Beijing, to meeting attended by 110 nations.

The participants also called for a substantive Code of Conduct in the South China Sea.

The South Asian nation has thrived in many ways since its 1971 independence, but political development has not kept pace with economic progress.

Secretary’s meetings will focus on strengthening regional security infrastructure in face of China’s bullying, his deputy said last week.

Washington will also pursue closer diplomatic and military ties, U.S. secretary of state signals.

President says he wants to spend time with family.