Search results 11183 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Death toll in anti-Hasina unrest in Bangladesh may be double official tally 2024-09-23 Count could be as high as 1,400 but pinpointing the number is a painstaking endeavor, students say. Political pressure, bribes, self-censorship ‘greatest threats’ to Pacific media freedom 2024-09-23 Palau top, Nauru last in inaugural 2023 Pacific Media Freedom Index of region’s 14 island countries. China hits back at Biden’s ‘hot mic’ comment on aggression 2024-09-24 U.S. president was speaking at weekend summit of the Quad grouping, which Beiijing said Washington “uses to contain China.” Philippine ratification of Japan military pact uncertain in 2024: Senate leader 2024-09-24 Reciprocal Access Agreement will allow Japanese troops on Philippine soil for the first time since World War II. Bangladesh’s Yunus meets with Biden, other world leaders at UN 2024-09-24 On a packed first day of his first foreign trip as interim leader, Muhammad Yunus requests support to rebuild post-Hasina Bangladesh. Nauru uses high-profile UN address to press case for sea-bed mining 2024-09-25 President David Adeang was the first of 12 Pacific leaders to speak at the U.N. General Assembly this week. For Burmese journalist, an uneasy safety in Thailand 2024-09-25 Recovering from the violence she faced in prison has been a long journey for Thuzar. Malaysia’s child abuse shocker highlights need for reforms 2024-09-25 The scandal exposes the country’s numerous governance issues, especially the lack of oversight on institutions and gaps in child protections. Indonesia’s Jokowi mostly ignored diplomacy, gave UNGA miss; President-elect Prabowo may not 2024-09-26 Over a decade of being president, outgoing leader focussed on domestic issues and economic or investment deals. Philippine military chief requests longer deployment for US missile system 2024-09-25 Beijing has criticized Washington’s positioning of the Typhon missile system in the Southeast Asian country, calling it “destabilizing” to regional peace. UN report highlights scars of US nuclear testing in Marshall Islands 2024-09-26 U.S. told it must consider an apology and remedy its violation of human rights. Pacific leaders to meet after China’s ‘concerning’ ICBM missile test 2024-09-26 Australia and New Zealand to brief Pacific partners of developments on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. Myanmar citizens in Thailand face extra risks on dangerous roads 2024-09-26 Many accident victims eligible for compensation struggle with language barrier, red tape. Café culture brews change in Thailand’s far south 2024-09-27 Traditional tea shops face competition as modern cafés reshape social dynamics in Yala province. At UN, Bangladesh’s Yunus outlines reforms underway to ensure free election 2024-09-27 Nobel laureate and interim leader of South Asian nation greeted with loud applause during address at U.N. General Assembly. Philippines reestablishes presence at disputed shoal 2024-09-26 China warns the Philippines against “risky, futile provocations” for deploying a substitute ship at Sabina Shoal. Military: Philippines delivers supplies to troops at disputed South China Sea shoal 2024-09-27 Beijing monitored Manila’s latest re-supply mission to Second Thomas Shoal as part of “provisional agreement” with rival territorial claimant. Thailand’s croc ‘docs’ put on a show, wrestle with fearsome beasts 2024-09-29 Performers at tourist attraction near Bangkok are “educating people about crocodiles, their behavior and conservation.” Pacific nations sound the alarm on sea-level rise, again. Is anybody listening? 2024-09-27 Leaders take their pleas for stronger and more urgent action to the UN General Assembly Bangladeshis seek missing relatives at site of huge factory fire 2024-08-27 The plant outside of Dhaka was owned by a member of former PM Sheikh Hasina’s cabinet. Sara Duterte accuses Marcos allies of undermining 2028 election prospects 2024-09-20 The vice president alleges a coordinated effort during a congressional budget inquiry to discredit her. Micronesia drops concerns about Japan’s plan to discharge treated nuclear water 2023-02-06 Micronesia’s president denounced Japan’s plan at the United Nations in September. In Thailand, tribal community struggles to preserve traditional identity as modernity encroaches 2024-05-06 Forced to adapt, many Mani people have accepted new ways, starting with government ID cards. Hundreds of Myanmar junta troops surrender near Bangladesh border 2024-05-06 The soldiers are from five battalions in one western Myanmar township, the Arakan Army insurgent group said. US, Filipino forces thwart ‘beach attack’ by enemy force in annual military drills 2024-05-06 Simulation drills in the northern Philippines took place amid Manila’s row with Beijing in the South China Sea. Q&A: Rohingya activist fears renewed ethnic violence in Rakhine state 2024-05-06 “I am worried that the situation will be even worse than in 2017,” says Tun Khin. US officials to discuss with Malaysia ‘potential impact’ of Iran sanctions’ violations 2024-05-06 Treasury Department says it’s concerned about Washington-sanctioned Iranian oil being moved from ship to ship in Southeast Asian waters. Q&A: Ex-UN rights rapporteur says Argentina’s Rohingya genocide case is moving forward 2024-05-07 Tomas Ojea Quintana said Argentinian court will decide this year on whether to issue international arrest warrants for alleged perpetrators. Philippine naval commander takes leave amid alleged South China Sea deal 2024-05-07 The Philippine military denies it is linked to an alleged agreement between Manila and Beijing over Second Thomas (Ayungin) Shoal. Rights activists slam Thai Senate selection process for lacking public participation 2024-05-07 As many as 100,000 candidates could register for 200 seats, Election Commission has said. Previous 30 items 1 ... 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 ... 373 Next 30 items
Search results 11183 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Death toll in anti-Hasina unrest in Bangladesh may be double official tally 2024-09-23 Count could be as high as 1,400 but pinpointing the number is a painstaking endeavor, students say. Political pressure, bribes, self-censorship ‘greatest threats’ to Pacific media freedom 2024-09-23 Palau top, Nauru last in inaugural 2023 Pacific Media Freedom Index of region’s 14 island countries. China hits back at Biden’s ‘hot mic’ comment on aggression 2024-09-24 U.S. president was speaking at weekend summit of the Quad grouping, which Beiijing said Washington “uses to contain China.” Philippine ratification of Japan military pact uncertain in 2024: Senate leader 2024-09-24 Reciprocal Access Agreement will allow Japanese troops on Philippine soil for the first time since World War II. Bangladesh’s Yunus meets with Biden, other world leaders at UN 2024-09-24 On a packed first day of his first foreign trip as interim leader, Muhammad Yunus requests support to rebuild post-Hasina Bangladesh. Nauru uses high-profile UN address to press case for sea-bed mining 2024-09-25 President David Adeang was the first of 12 Pacific leaders to speak at the U.N. General Assembly this week. For Burmese journalist, an uneasy safety in Thailand 2024-09-25 Recovering from the violence she faced in prison has been a long journey for Thuzar. Malaysia’s child abuse shocker highlights need for reforms 2024-09-25 The scandal exposes the country’s numerous governance issues, especially the lack of oversight on institutions and gaps in child protections. Indonesia’s Jokowi mostly ignored diplomacy, gave UNGA miss; President-elect Prabowo may not 2024-09-26 Over a decade of being president, outgoing leader focussed on domestic issues and economic or investment deals. Philippine military chief requests longer deployment for US missile system 2024-09-25 Beijing has criticized Washington’s positioning of the Typhon missile system in the Southeast Asian country, calling it “destabilizing” to regional peace. UN report highlights scars of US nuclear testing in Marshall Islands 2024-09-26 U.S. told it must consider an apology and remedy its violation of human rights. Pacific leaders to meet after China’s ‘concerning’ ICBM missile test 2024-09-26 Australia and New Zealand to brief Pacific partners of developments on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. Myanmar citizens in Thailand face extra risks on dangerous roads 2024-09-26 Many accident victims eligible for compensation struggle with language barrier, red tape. Café culture brews change in Thailand’s far south 2024-09-27 Traditional tea shops face competition as modern cafés reshape social dynamics in Yala province. At UN, Bangladesh’s Yunus outlines reforms underway to ensure free election 2024-09-27 Nobel laureate and interim leader of South Asian nation greeted with loud applause during address at U.N. General Assembly. Philippines reestablishes presence at disputed shoal 2024-09-26 China warns the Philippines against “risky, futile provocations” for deploying a substitute ship at Sabina Shoal. Military: Philippines delivers supplies to troops at disputed South China Sea shoal 2024-09-27 Beijing monitored Manila’s latest re-supply mission to Second Thomas Shoal as part of “provisional agreement” with rival territorial claimant. Thailand’s croc ‘docs’ put on a show, wrestle with fearsome beasts 2024-09-29 Performers at tourist attraction near Bangkok are “educating people about crocodiles, their behavior and conservation.” Pacific nations sound the alarm on sea-level rise, again. Is anybody listening? 2024-09-27 Leaders take their pleas for stronger and more urgent action to the UN General Assembly Bangladeshis seek missing relatives at site of huge factory fire 2024-08-27 The plant outside of Dhaka was owned by a member of former PM Sheikh Hasina’s cabinet. Sara Duterte accuses Marcos allies of undermining 2028 election prospects 2024-09-20 The vice president alleges a coordinated effort during a congressional budget inquiry to discredit her. Micronesia drops concerns about Japan’s plan to discharge treated nuclear water 2023-02-06 Micronesia’s president denounced Japan’s plan at the United Nations in September. In Thailand, tribal community struggles to preserve traditional identity as modernity encroaches 2024-05-06 Forced to adapt, many Mani people have accepted new ways, starting with government ID cards. Hundreds of Myanmar junta troops surrender near Bangladesh border 2024-05-06 The soldiers are from five battalions in one western Myanmar township, the Arakan Army insurgent group said. US, Filipino forces thwart ‘beach attack’ by enemy force in annual military drills 2024-05-06 Simulation drills in the northern Philippines took place amid Manila’s row with Beijing in the South China Sea. Q&A: Rohingya activist fears renewed ethnic violence in Rakhine state 2024-05-06 “I am worried that the situation will be even worse than in 2017,” says Tun Khin. US officials to discuss with Malaysia ‘potential impact’ of Iran sanctions’ violations 2024-05-06 Treasury Department says it’s concerned about Washington-sanctioned Iranian oil being moved from ship to ship in Southeast Asian waters. Q&A: Ex-UN rights rapporteur says Argentina’s Rohingya genocide case is moving forward 2024-05-07 Tomas Ojea Quintana said Argentinian court will decide this year on whether to issue international arrest warrants for alleged perpetrators. Philippine naval commander takes leave amid alleged South China Sea deal 2024-05-07 The Philippine military denies it is linked to an alleged agreement between Manila and Beijing over Second Thomas (Ayungin) Shoal. Rights activists slam Thai Senate selection process for lacking public participation 2024-05-07 As many as 100,000 candidates could register for 200 seats, Election Commission has said. Previous 30 items 1 ... 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 ... 373 Next 30 items
