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One of the two cases was a Nigerian national who arrived from West Africa in early December.

Secretary of state cuts short trip to Southeast Asia after fellow traveler tests positive for the coronavirus.

The frigate Bayern’s Indo-Pacific mission drew a rebuke from the Chinese government.

Political repression at home undermines prime minister’s effort to resolve crisis, critics say.

Rescuers moved about 100,000 people to safety after the storm made landfall at 1:30 p.m.

The current PM is consolidating power by punishing those who question or criticize her father, analysts say.

Minister for Islamic Affairs says many states are unwilling to change law to raise age to 18.

Family member cites violence in refugee camps as reason many risked the trip.

Residents began to flee Myanmar’s Lay Kay Kaw township three days ago after junta forces captured more than 20 political activists.

Storm “totally devastated” Siargao Island, provincial governor says.

Beijing, meanwhile, accuses Washington of “saber-rattling and making provocations.”

The Maritime Enforcement Agency director says attempts have occurred daily since May 2020.

Nora is typically only seen in small village gatherings in the kingdom's south

The military along with Red Cross, Greenpeace volunteers have reached regions ravaged by Typhoon Rai (Odette).

New policy became effective Nov. 26 on a trial basis but was publicized only last week.

Security officials did not allow local fishermen to help boat land and bring migrants ashore, rights activist says.

The latest acquisition moves the navy closer to a “more capable fleet,” Defense Secretary Lorenzana says.

But authorities in a regency in Aceh province are refusing to allow in the refugees.

Indonesian coast guard’s head will invite counterparts from Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam to meeting next February.

During two years of mostly online negotiations, both sides have missed opportunities to reduce tensions, analyst Don Pathan says.

The blaze that killed more than 40 people is the latest incident dating back decades.

Environmentalists decried the decision which drew support from the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines.

Aid supplies including food, clothing and medicines have been delivered to boat drifting near Aceh province.

MUDA is registered as a party for young people, as five million 18-21-year-olds are set to join electorate.

More than 16,000 have fled over two weeks from 10 villages in the Kayin state region.

Analyst Zachary Abuza reviews some of the year’s key developments on the regional security landscape.

NGO says the government needs sincerity to tackle the separatist insurgency.

The former leader, convicted of massive corruption last year, gave headliner speech at World Chinese Economic Forum.

In December, U.S. imposed sanctions on the Rapid Action Battalion over alleged “serious human rights abuse.”