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Malaysians, Indonesians and Singaporeans are among fighters identified by Philippine military in Marawi.

Bangladesh Takes Down ‘un-Islamic’ Statue, Prompting Protests

Conservative Muslim groups had lobbied the prime minister to remove Lady of Justice Statue outside the nation’s highest court

Military rule created anxiety among Filipinos, Fidel Ramos says.

Taj Rahman was a Bangladesh-born physiotherapist who moved to Syria from Finland, a relative said.

Indonesia Holds Funeral for Cop Killed in Jakarta Bombing

Imam Gilang Adinata, 25, was one of the three policemen killed in attack outside bus station.

Police point to link to Islamic State supporter but no terror group has claimed responsibility.

Eighteen suspected militants and six government troops are reported killed in Thursday’s fighting.

Teen and five others were allegedly hired for 200 baht (U.S. $5.80) to burn portrait of Thailand’s late king.

Police official says his men were targeted in attack near bus terminal.

Exodus from Marawi occurs as heavy fighting continues in region where president declared martial law.

Thirteen militants and six security personnel have died in two days of fighting in Marawi.

Aceh People 'Appreciate' Caning of Gay Men

Human Rights Watch says the punishment is akin to 'medieval torture'

Ahok’s wife read a handwritten letter to reporters explaining why he accepts his fate and opts not to appeal.

Investigators check for trace DNA on planter where pipe bomb was hidden in military hospital.

Men get 83 lashes each as spectators jeer in courtyard of a mosque in Aceh.

Declaration comes as three security personnel die in raging firefight with IS-linked groups in Mindanao.

Murad Ali was “responsible for terroristic activities in central Mindanao,” military says.

Activists call the arrests excessive and say police released naked pictures of the men on social media.

Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia joined 52 countries and the U.S. at Arab-Islamic-American Summit in Riyadh.

'Drive Out' Extremists, Trump Tells Muslim Leaders

U.S. president delivers landmark speech during Arab-Islamic-American Summit in Saudi Arabia.

Three Indian soldiers are among the dead following 37-hour gun-fight with suspected Pakistani intruders, police say.

Some want Philippines to complain to the U.N. about an alleged threat from Beijing.

Bangkok attack not necessarily linked to anniversary of military coup, officials say.

Statement comes amid concerns that militants with links to IS could have infiltrated Manila and other cities.

Activists lament a "snuffing out of freedoms" as military government "fixes the nation’s problems."

Country’s sexual minorities complain of threats from militants and law-enforcement agencies.

Turkish law allows suspects captured trying to enter Syria to choose where they will be sent.

Professor Pavin Chachavalpongpun can’t return to Thailand and Thais back home are banned from contacting him.

Arrest warrant for leader of armed band sparks fierce fighting.

Moscow trip comes as Manila seeks to join new world order that involves China as well.