Search results 1277 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Weapons fire kills many Rohingya as they attempt to reach Bangladesh 2024-08-07 Citizen video shows dozens of bodies on a Myanmar riverbank where they had been waiting to be ferried across. Indonesian rights groups want independent probe of New Zealand pilot’s death in Papua 2024-08-08 Insurgent fighters and security forces blame each other for the killing and have provided conflicting accounts. Duterte pastor’s assets frozen as manhunt, standoff continue 2024-08-08 Police believe megachurch leader Apollo Quiboloy is holed up in his sprawling compound in southern Davao city. Myanmar workers in Thailand ordered to give Burmese junta part of salary 2024-08-08 Those who don’t comply are at risk of losing their jobs and legal status in the kingdom. Yunus-led interim Bangladesh govt sworn in; diverse members include 2 student leaders 2024-08-08 The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner said restoring law and order would be the new administration’s first task Infineon's nearly $8B chip plant highlights Malaysia’s regional hub ambition 2024-08-08 For PM Anwar Ibrahim, German company’s move is sign that investment opportunity trumps political differences. Philippine, Vietnamese coast guards sail together to bolster nautical cooperation 2024-08-09 One international security analyst says engaging Beijing could be more effective in settling South China Sea disputes. Philippine court voids order to shut down online news site Rappler 2024-08-09 Legal battles were based on Rappler’s coverage of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs. Thai opposition launches new party after court dissolved their old Move Forward 2024-08-09 People’s Party also named new leader after court banned old party’s top leaders from politics for decade. Thai court disbanding Move Forward not a zero-sum game for military-royalist elites 2024-08-09 The party’s superb showing in 2023 election demonstrated it emerged stronger from ashes of its similarly dissolved predecessor. How Christmas is celebrated in the Philippines with lanterns 2023-12-24 Christmas in the Philippines wouldn’t be Christmas without the parol, a traditional lantern that has now evolved to versions with LED lights, with some ... More than 100 Rohingya relocated after Indonesian students stormed their shelter in Aceh 2023-12-27 Hundreds of university students in Indonesia’s Aceh province stormed a temporary shelter for more than a hundred Rohingya, calling for their deportation after ... New Climate-Resilient Housing Is Revolutionizing Lives in Bengal Delta 2023-12-29 An innovative housing solution,"tiny house," is helping alleviate the effects of flooding caused by climate change in Bangladesh. These two-floor homes, built ... Southeast Asian nations set to begin first ASEAN-only joint military exercise 2023-09-18 Starting Tuesday, 10 member-states and prospective 11th member, Timor Leste, will conduct non-combat drills around Indonesia’s Batam. Malaysia to double palm oil exports to China amid EU import restrictions 2023-09-18 The U.S. $533M deal was announced following PM Anwar Ibrahim’s weekend meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang. Democracy activists say Indonesian president spying on political parties is ‘scandalous’ 2023-09-18 President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo bragged he had access to intelligence information on parties’ election strategy. Philippine Coast Guard: China’s maritime militia has destroyed coral in Manila’s waters 2023-09-18 A spokesman blames China’s alleged destructive fishing practices in disputed South China Sea for breakdown of marine environment. As China slows, Southeast Asian economies face woes 2023-09-18 Trade, investment and tourism could feel the chill as China’s economy cools. Indonesia’s first high-speed train wows passengers as it hits 350 kph on trial run 2023-09-19 The Jakarta-Bandung train service, a joint project between Indonesia and China, will start commercial operations on Oct. 1 after several delays. Thailand’s new UNESCO World Heritage site is missing a few treasures 2023-09-19 Thailand has a new UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Si Thep Historical Park. It is the site of an ancient city that’s over 1,500 years old. Thai ... Filipina environmental activists freed from detention claim military abducted them 2023-09-19 Officials insisted the duo voluntarily surrendered to the military. Philippines considers banning TikTok for security workers to block app from cyberspying 2023-09-20 A task force is studying the proposal amid international fears over Chinese platform’s risks to countries’ security data. Indonesia deports 153 Chinese nationals accused of running online love scams 2023-09-20 They pretended to have romantic feelings for their victims in China and asked for money, police say. Chinese reservoirs have more water than ever as lower Mekong suffered 2023-09-20 Opening the taps sooner would have helped downstream drought. Pacific island leaders hope for less rhetoric, more substance from US summit 2023-09-20 The United States is continuing a charm offensive toward Pacific island nations in a belated response to China’s inroads. Niue, a Pacific atoll, seeks sponsors to protect its vast ocean territory 2023-09-21 The waters are a breeding ground for humpback whales and have more than 100 species of coral. Philippine army preparing charges against 2 environmentalists over abduction, coercion claims 2023-09-21 Activists had claimed they were forced to sign statements saying they were communist rebels. Why activists say Malaysia must separate attorney general and public prosecutor roles 2023-09-21 Issue is in spotlight after a court dropped graft charges against deputy PM on public prosecutor’s request. Power agreement with Thailand hastens timeline for Laos’ Pak Beng Dam 2023-09-21 Construction can begin, but compensation for villagers remains unresolved. Rohingya refugees face prison-like conditions in Bangladesh camps: report 2023-09-22 Rohingya, who fled persecution in Myanmar, say movement restrictions are ‘violently enforced’ by Bangladesh security personnel, as well as fencing and ... Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 43 Next 30 items
Search results 1277 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Weapons fire kills many Rohingya as they attempt to reach Bangladesh 2024-08-07 Citizen video shows dozens of bodies on a Myanmar riverbank where they had been waiting to be ferried across. Indonesian rights groups want independent probe of New Zealand pilot’s death in Papua 2024-08-08 Insurgent fighters and security forces blame each other for the killing and have provided conflicting accounts. Duterte pastor’s assets frozen as manhunt, standoff continue 2024-08-08 Police believe megachurch leader Apollo Quiboloy is holed up in his sprawling compound in southern Davao city. Myanmar workers in Thailand ordered to give Burmese junta part of salary 2024-08-08 Those who don’t comply are at risk of losing their jobs and legal status in the kingdom. Yunus-led interim Bangladesh govt sworn in; diverse members include 2 student leaders 2024-08-08 The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner said restoring law and order would be the new administration’s first task Infineon's nearly $8B chip plant highlights Malaysia’s regional hub ambition 2024-08-08 For PM Anwar Ibrahim, German company’s move is sign that investment opportunity trumps political differences. Philippine, Vietnamese coast guards sail together to bolster nautical cooperation 2024-08-09 One international security analyst says engaging Beijing could be more effective in settling South China Sea disputes. Philippine court voids order to shut down online news site Rappler 2024-08-09 Legal battles were based on Rappler’s coverage of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs. Thai opposition launches new party after court dissolved their old Move Forward 2024-08-09 People’s Party also named new leader after court banned old party’s top leaders from politics for decade. Thai court disbanding Move Forward not a zero-sum game for military-royalist elites 2024-08-09 The party’s superb showing in 2023 election demonstrated it emerged stronger from ashes of its similarly dissolved predecessor. How Christmas is celebrated in the Philippines with lanterns 2023-12-24 Christmas in the Philippines wouldn’t be Christmas without the parol, a traditional lantern that has now evolved to versions with LED lights, with some ... More than 100 Rohingya relocated after Indonesian students stormed their shelter in Aceh 2023-12-27 Hundreds of university students in Indonesia’s Aceh province stormed a temporary shelter for more than a hundred Rohingya, calling for their deportation after ... New Climate-Resilient Housing Is Revolutionizing Lives in Bengal Delta 2023-12-29 An innovative housing solution,"tiny house," is helping alleviate the effects of flooding caused by climate change in Bangladesh. These two-floor homes, built ... Southeast Asian nations set to begin first ASEAN-only joint military exercise 2023-09-18 Starting Tuesday, 10 member-states and prospective 11th member, Timor Leste, will conduct non-combat drills around Indonesia’s Batam. Malaysia to double palm oil exports to China amid EU import restrictions 2023-09-18 The U.S. $533M deal was announced following PM Anwar Ibrahim’s weekend meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang. Democracy activists say Indonesian president spying on political parties is ‘scandalous’ 2023-09-18 President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo bragged he had access to intelligence information on parties’ election strategy. Philippine Coast Guard: China’s maritime militia has destroyed coral in Manila’s waters 2023-09-18 A spokesman blames China’s alleged destructive fishing practices in disputed South China Sea for breakdown of marine environment. As China slows, Southeast Asian economies face woes 2023-09-18 Trade, investment and tourism could feel the chill as China’s economy cools. Indonesia’s first high-speed train wows passengers as it hits 350 kph on trial run 2023-09-19 The Jakarta-Bandung train service, a joint project between Indonesia and China, will start commercial operations on Oct. 1 after several delays. Thailand’s new UNESCO World Heritage site is missing a few treasures 2023-09-19 Thailand has a new UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Si Thep Historical Park. It is the site of an ancient city that’s over 1,500 years old. Thai ... Filipina environmental activists freed from detention claim military abducted them 2023-09-19 Officials insisted the duo voluntarily surrendered to the military. Philippines considers banning TikTok for security workers to block app from cyberspying 2023-09-20 A task force is studying the proposal amid international fears over Chinese platform’s risks to countries’ security data. Indonesia deports 153 Chinese nationals accused of running online love scams 2023-09-20 They pretended to have romantic feelings for their victims in China and asked for money, police say. Chinese reservoirs have more water than ever as lower Mekong suffered 2023-09-20 Opening the taps sooner would have helped downstream drought. Pacific island leaders hope for less rhetoric, more substance from US summit 2023-09-20 The United States is continuing a charm offensive toward Pacific island nations in a belated response to China’s inroads. Niue, a Pacific atoll, seeks sponsors to protect its vast ocean territory 2023-09-21 The waters are a breeding ground for humpback whales and have more than 100 species of coral. Philippine army preparing charges against 2 environmentalists over abduction, coercion claims 2023-09-21 Activists had claimed they were forced to sign statements saying they were communist rebels. Why activists say Malaysia must separate attorney general and public prosecutor roles 2023-09-21 Issue is in spotlight after a court dropped graft charges against deputy PM on public prosecutor’s request. Power agreement with Thailand hastens timeline for Laos’ Pak Beng Dam 2023-09-21 Construction can begin, but compensation for villagers remains unresolved. Rohingya refugees face prison-like conditions in Bangladesh camps: report 2023-09-22 Rohingya, who fled persecution in Myanmar, say movement restrictions are ‘violently enforced’ by Bangladesh security personnel, as well as fencing and ... Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 43 Next 30 items
