Search results 1313 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Malaysian investigators seek public’s help finding missing Myanmar activist, family 2023-08-04 Police circulated photos of Thuzar Maung, husband and children via Facebook. Love goes on after Typhoon Doksuri | Religious school leader arrested on blasphemy charge| Facebook helping with fair elections? 2023-08-04 Typhoon Doksuri brought heavy rainfall and wreaked havoc in the Philippines. But it did not stop one couple from going ahead with their wedding in a flooded ... Indonesia’s K-pop devotees accuse politician of exploiting their fandom ahead of polls 2023-08-04 But presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo wasn’t alone in trying to tap into the youth vote via a huge fan base. Indonesians in sinking village forced to adapt 2023-07-25 More than 200 people remain in one of Indonesia's fastest sinking areas, Timbulsloko village, which has turned from a landscape of lush rice paddies into a ... The seed bank in the Philippines safeguarding the world’s rice. 2023-07-28 Rice lovers, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is – climate change is going to affect rice production. The world’s favorite grain might disappear ... Why the Philippines is deploying navigation buoys in the South China Sea 2023-05-30 The Philippines is asserting its maritime rights more boldly in the face of Chinese action. China plans 6-nation drills with Southeast Asian countries 2023-05-30 Analysts say Aman Youyi will be smaller than similar U.S. exercises. Malaysia investigates Chinese ship over looting of British WWII wrecks 2023-05-30 Discovery of relics come amid recent reports of scavengers plundering two British shipwrecks. As Coldplay fever grips Indonesia, Malaysia, religious right calls to cancel band’s shows 2023-05-30 Islamic parties say the British band is immoral because it has professed support for the LGBTQ+ communities. Indonesian leader orders crackdown on human traffickers after migrant deaths 2023-05-30 More than 1,900 Indonesian overseas workers have died since 2020, officials say. Chinese and US jets tangle over South China Sea 2023-05-30 A Chinese fighter jet performed “an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver” near an American plane, the U.S. military said. Palau says Chinese vessel slowed over undersea cable during incursion into waters 2023-05-30 Palau has reported four unwanted forays into its waters by Chinese research vessels since 2018. Philippine radio broadcaster shot dead, police say 2023-05-31 Cris Bundoquin is the third journalist slain since Marcos Jr. came to power in June 2022. Proposal to boost Indonesian military’s powers ‘dangerous for democracy’ 2023-05-31 The armed forces want to expand regional commands and revise a law that regulates their role. Bangladesh court orders Nobel Laureate Yunus to pay $1.2M tax on donations 2023-05-31 Cases are part of what some say is a years-long saga of political vendetta by the government. Philippines launches final phase to clean up oil spill from sunken tanker 2023-05-31 About 120,000 to 240,000 liters of fuel are believed to be inside MT Princess Empress. Heat wave, coal shortages force electricity blackouts in Bangladesh 2023-05-31 Chinese supplier cuts off delivery over lack of payments on $400 million debt. In Bali, ‘out of control’ tourism encroaches on agrarian, cultural roots 2023-06-01 The Indonesian island faces a dilemma balancing tourism, respect for traditions. Philippines, Japan, US coast guards kick off first trilateral sea exercises 2023-06-01 The drills are taking place June 1 to 7 in Philippine waters near the disputed South China Sea. Thai police arrest more than 100 in search for illegal immigrants from Myanmar 2023-06-01 Arrests follow discovery of house producing weapons for rebels fighting junta across border. Thai authority plans power shutdown to 2 areas in southeastern Myanmar 2023-06-01 Electricity is to be shut off to area housing illicit casinos, Mae Sot officials say. Cambodian opposition leader’s brief visit to Malaysia sets off PM Hun Sen 2023-06-01 Malaysia said Sam Rainsy didn’t visit Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during a stopover on his way back to France. Public hearing in American Samoa underscores opposition to marine sanctuary plan 2023-06-02 Fears of tuna cannery job losses and further economic decline in the territory highlighted by residents. Filipino soldier, militants killed in southern Philippine clash 2023-06-02 Slain fighters were part of local Islamic State affiliate Daulah Islamiyah, officials say. No dialogue between US, China defense chiefs in Singapore 2023-06-02 U.S. Defense Secretary Austin called refusal to meet “unfortunate.” Helping refugee children in Malaysia have a better education 2023-06-02 Many refugees who have fled to Malaysia have lost their homes, jobs, and way of life. But some are determined for refugee children to gain one thing: an ... Malaysian farmers reel from dry fields, income loss during heat wave 2023-06-02 The El Niño conditions will bring more heat and drier weather from June to October, according to the Malaysian Meteorological Department. Thai defense ministry announces plan to slash number of generals, admirals 2023-06-02 The proposal comes ahead of a new government potentially headed by opposition party leaders. US defense secretary ‘deeply concerned’ about China’s unwillingness to engage 2023-06-03 Beijing hits back at Lloyd Austin, accusing U.S. of destroying stability in Taiwan Strait. Did Indonesia’s high-speed rail cut off this village’s only source of water? 2023-09-13 When residents of Puteran village heard that a tunnel for Indonesia’s first high-speed rail would be built near their village, they felt proud to be witnesses ... Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 44 Next 30 items
Search results 1313 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Malaysian investigators seek public’s help finding missing Myanmar activist, family 2023-08-04 Police circulated photos of Thuzar Maung, husband and children via Facebook. Love goes on after Typhoon Doksuri | Religious school leader arrested on blasphemy charge| Facebook helping with fair elections? 2023-08-04 Typhoon Doksuri brought heavy rainfall and wreaked havoc in the Philippines. But it did not stop one couple from going ahead with their wedding in a flooded ... Indonesia’s K-pop devotees accuse politician of exploiting their fandom ahead of polls 2023-08-04 But presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo wasn’t alone in trying to tap into the youth vote via a huge fan base. Indonesians in sinking village forced to adapt 2023-07-25 More than 200 people remain in one of Indonesia's fastest sinking areas, Timbulsloko village, which has turned from a landscape of lush rice paddies into a ... The seed bank in the Philippines safeguarding the world’s rice. 2023-07-28 Rice lovers, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is – climate change is going to affect rice production. The world’s favorite grain might disappear ... Why the Philippines is deploying navigation buoys in the South China Sea 2023-05-30 The Philippines is asserting its maritime rights more boldly in the face of Chinese action. China plans 6-nation drills with Southeast Asian countries 2023-05-30 Analysts say Aman Youyi will be smaller than similar U.S. exercises. Malaysia investigates Chinese ship over looting of British WWII wrecks 2023-05-30 Discovery of relics come amid recent reports of scavengers plundering two British shipwrecks. As Coldplay fever grips Indonesia, Malaysia, religious right calls to cancel band’s shows 2023-05-30 Islamic parties say the British band is immoral because it has professed support for the LGBTQ+ communities. Indonesian leader orders crackdown on human traffickers after migrant deaths 2023-05-30 More than 1,900 Indonesian overseas workers have died since 2020, officials say. Chinese and US jets tangle over South China Sea 2023-05-30 A Chinese fighter jet performed “an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver” near an American plane, the U.S. military said. Palau says Chinese vessel slowed over undersea cable during incursion into waters 2023-05-30 Palau has reported four unwanted forays into its waters by Chinese research vessels since 2018. Philippine radio broadcaster shot dead, police say 2023-05-31 Cris Bundoquin is the third journalist slain since Marcos Jr. came to power in June 2022. Proposal to boost Indonesian military’s powers ‘dangerous for democracy’ 2023-05-31 The armed forces want to expand regional commands and revise a law that regulates their role. Bangladesh court orders Nobel Laureate Yunus to pay $1.2M tax on donations 2023-05-31 Cases are part of what some say is a years-long saga of political vendetta by the government. Philippines launches final phase to clean up oil spill from sunken tanker 2023-05-31 About 120,000 to 240,000 liters of fuel are believed to be inside MT Princess Empress. Heat wave, coal shortages force electricity blackouts in Bangladesh 2023-05-31 Chinese supplier cuts off delivery over lack of payments on $400 million debt. In Bali, ‘out of control’ tourism encroaches on agrarian, cultural roots 2023-06-01 The Indonesian island faces a dilemma balancing tourism, respect for traditions. Philippines, Japan, US coast guards kick off first trilateral sea exercises 2023-06-01 The drills are taking place June 1 to 7 in Philippine waters near the disputed South China Sea. Thai police arrest more than 100 in search for illegal immigrants from Myanmar 2023-06-01 Arrests follow discovery of house producing weapons for rebels fighting junta across border. Thai authority plans power shutdown to 2 areas in southeastern Myanmar 2023-06-01 Electricity is to be shut off to area housing illicit casinos, Mae Sot officials say. Cambodian opposition leader’s brief visit to Malaysia sets off PM Hun Sen 2023-06-01 Malaysia said Sam Rainsy didn’t visit Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during a stopover on his way back to France. Public hearing in American Samoa underscores opposition to marine sanctuary plan 2023-06-02 Fears of tuna cannery job losses and further economic decline in the territory highlighted by residents. Filipino soldier, militants killed in southern Philippine clash 2023-06-02 Slain fighters were part of local Islamic State affiliate Daulah Islamiyah, officials say. No dialogue between US, China defense chiefs in Singapore 2023-06-02 U.S. Defense Secretary Austin called refusal to meet “unfortunate.” Helping refugee children in Malaysia have a better education 2023-06-02 Many refugees who have fled to Malaysia have lost their homes, jobs, and way of life. But some are determined for refugee children to gain one thing: an ... Malaysian farmers reel from dry fields, income loss during heat wave 2023-06-02 The El Niño conditions will bring more heat and drier weather from June to October, according to the Malaysian Meteorological Department. Thai defense ministry announces plan to slash number of generals, admirals 2023-06-02 The proposal comes ahead of a new government potentially headed by opposition party leaders. US defense secretary ‘deeply concerned’ about China’s unwillingness to engage 2023-06-03 Beijing hits back at Lloyd Austin, accusing U.S. of destroying stability in Taiwan Strait. Did Indonesia’s high-speed rail cut off this village’s only source of water? 2023-09-13 When residents of Puteran village heard that a tunnel for Indonesia’s first high-speed rail would be built near their village, they felt proud to be witnesses ... Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 44 Next 30 items