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Awami League officials say they have no plans to strip the religion of its official status.

Asian Muslims Protest Violence Against Rohingya

Dozens have been killed and thousands displaced by a crackdown on the group in Myanmar.

Next step is for Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn to accept an invitation to ascend to the throne, officials said.

Explosives seized from one suspect were potentially twice as more powerful as those used in the 2002 Bali bombings, police claim.

Trio was plotting attacks on 22 political figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, police claim.

Patani people are more interested in normalcy and opportunity, negotiator says.

Maria Chin Abdullah vows legal action against “unlawful detention.”

A probe into allegations of sedition and disturbing the peace is ongoing.

Ruling party activists had forced exhibit to be cancelled three hours after it opened.

Televangelist Zakir Naik is under investigation for allegedly making inflammatory speeches.

Maria Chin Abdullah remains in custody while others linked to rally have been released.

Dhaka summons Myanmar’s ambassador and border police from the two countries discuss the situation.

Defendant already served time for a deadly attack on a police station in Ambon in 2005.

Tribals opposed to division of land have blocked roads since late October.

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo says his government will not allow radicalism.

Trio was accused of spying for China after being caught in Kashmir.

Safie Basoe (alias Spae-ing Basoh) now heads the governing council of Barisan Revolusi Nasional.

Bersih chairwoman could be held for nearly a month without charges under a controversial law.

Many markets and schools remain open following weekend respite.

Gunmen were successful despite efforts by forces in Malaysia and the Philippines to communicate about attack.

Bersih demonstration was smaller than one held in 2015, and pro-government activists staged a counter-protest.

Three other children suffered burns in Molotov cocktail attack in East Kalimantan province.

Rights group slams government for “criminalizing those who demand reform.”

Indian Prime Minister's Currency Scheme Under Fire

The government's decision to remove 500-rupee and 1000-rupee notes from circulation has led to long lines at ATMs and banks nationwide.

Sakariya Waegaji says he was starving and knew that officials were looking for him.

Najib Razak comments publicly for first time about planned Yellow Shirt, Red Shirt rallies.

Bangladeshi officials deny a report that people were gunned down as they tried to cross over.

The Christian politician, who is seeking re-election next year, is accused of uttering anti-Islamic comments.

The human resource ministers of Malaysia and Bangladesh hold talks in Dhaka.

Government cites foreign funds act in decision to ban televangelist Zakir Naik’s Islamic Research Foundation.