Search results 24 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bengali news Malaysian News Thai News Indonesian News Philippine News Special Reports In Focus Commentaries Slideshows Video Malaysian Court Allows Convicted Ex-PM Najib to Travel Abroad Oct 18, 2021 Many citizens and anti-corruption activists are upset at the ruling and aghast that the prosecution did not object. Philippine Cops, Troops Kill 4 Chinese Drug Suspects in Shootout Oct 18, 2021 Police operation was the second major – and deadly – counter-narcotics raid since last month. Philippines Catches Abu Sayyaf Suspect Involved in Abductions, Beheadings of 2 Canadians Oct 18, 2021 Adzrimar Sali Ammat (also known as Abu Omar or Guru Adin) served as a ransom negotiator, police say. Coal-Fired Power Plant Looms over Indonesian Village Oct 18, 2021 The Suralaya plant in Java is one of Southeast Asia's biggest but it is polluting the surrounding area, locals say. Chinese Vessel Leaves Malaysian Exclusive Economic Zone 2 Weeks After Protest Oct 18, 2021 Kuala Lumpur said ship’s activity was “inconsistent with Malaysia’s Exclusive Economic Zone Act.” Indonesia and Malaysia Jointly Amplify Warning about AUKUS Pact Oct 18, 2021 Australia’s plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines could start arms race, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur reiterate. Bangladesh: Rohingya Laud Deal to Allow UNHCR to Operate on Bhashan Char Oct 19, 2021 An exact date for the management takeover of humanitarian activities on the island has not been set. Indonesia Takes Cautious Stance as Chinese Survey Ship Lingers Oct 19, 2021 Indonesian thinkers are confident they can deal with China through dialogue, one analyst says. Philippine Drug War: Justice Dept Ends Review of 52 Officer-Involved Killings Oct 19, 2021 Department turns cases over to National Bureau of Investigation for further action. Ressa’s Nobel Highlights Declining Media, Internet Freedom in SE Asia Oct 19, 2021 Two recent reports by watchdogs make clear just how bad the situation is becoming. Myanmar to send ‘non-political, high-level’ envoy to ASEAN Summit Oct 19, 2021 The announcement follows the bloc’s decision to bar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, citing a lack of cooperation. After Submarine Accident, China Demands US End Freedom of Navigation Ops Oct 20, 2021 Tough rhetoric could be response to recent defense agreement between U.S., U.K. and Australia, observers say. Philippine Justice Dept Reveals Alleged Police Abuses in Drug War Oct 20, 2021 DOJ report proves president “not remiss” on rights pledge, spokesman says. US, Thailand Discuss Using Myanmar Border to Supply Humanitarian Aid Oct 20, 2021 People in need of aid in Myanmar have tripled since coup, Refugees International. Indonesia’s President Remains Popular despite Declining Freedoms, Criticism of Economic Performance Oct 20, 2021 One poll put Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s job rating at 68.5 percent. US in Talks With ASEAN, Singapore to Restrict Myanmar Junta’s Access to Funds Oct 21, 2021 Meanwhile, Malaysia says regional bloc needs to rethink principle of non-interference in members’ affairs. Greenpeace: Hundreds of Palm-Oil Firms Operate Illegally in Indonesian Forests Oct 21, 2021 Palm-oil plantations occupy 3.12 million hectares of Indonesia’s national forest estate. US Bans Malaysian Company’s Rubber Gloves on Forced Labor Concerns Oct 21, 2021 Supermax Corp. says it has been working since 2019 to meet International Labor Organization standards. Bangladesh PM Opens China-Funded Exhibition Center Despite Court Challenge Oct 21, 2021 The building, in the country’s first smart city, was finished in defiance of a court order, environmentalists allege. Rohingya Refugees Killed in Pre-Dawn Attack at Bangladesh Camp Oct 22, 2021 Dozens of assailants mounted the attack, the deadliest in Rohingya camps in years. Philippines Steps up Diplomatic Protests to Beijing over South China Sea Oct 22, 2021 Manila has lodged at least 153 note verbales in 2021, Department of Foreign Affairs says. Malaysia Reopens its Doors for Migrant Workers Amid Labor Shortage Oct 22, 2021 Country also will allow some vaccinated foreign tourists on Langkawi Island, from Nov. 15. ‘Fragile’ Song Pillorying China’s Online Troll Army Gets Millions of Views Oct 22, 2021 The pair are blocked in China over song referencing Taiwan, COVID, forced labor and Winnie the Pooh. Bangladesh Communal Violence: Suspect Admits Planting Quran at Hindu Site, Police Say Oct 22, 2021 Death toll in last week’s Hindu-Muslim clashes rises to eight.
Search results 24 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bengali news Malaysian News Thai News Indonesian News Philippine News Special Reports In Focus Commentaries Slideshows Video Malaysian Court Allows Convicted Ex-PM Najib to Travel Abroad Oct 18, 2021 Many citizens and anti-corruption activists are upset at the ruling and aghast that the prosecution did not object. Philippine Cops, Troops Kill 4 Chinese Drug Suspects in Shootout Oct 18, 2021 Police operation was the second major – and deadly – counter-narcotics raid since last month. Philippines Catches Abu Sayyaf Suspect Involved in Abductions, Beheadings of 2 Canadians Oct 18, 2021 Adzrimar Sali Ammat (also known as Abu Omar or Guru Adin) served as a ransom negotiator, police say. Coal-Fired Power Plant Looms over Indonesian Village Oct 18, 2021 The Suralaya plant in Java is one of Southeast Asia's biggest but it is polluting the surrounding area, locals say. Chinese Vessel Leaves Malaysian Exclusive Economic Zone 2 Weeks After Protest Oct 18, 2021 Kuala Lumpur said ship’s activity was “inconsistent with Malaysia’s Exclusive Economic Zone Act.” Indonesia and Malaysia Jointly Amplify Warning about AUKUS Pact Oct 18, 2021 Australia’s plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines could start arms race, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur reiterate. Bangladesh: Rohingya Laud Deal to Allow UNHCR to Operate on Bhashan Char Oct 19, 2021 An exact date for the management takeover of humanitarian activities on the island has not been set. Indonesia Takes Cautious Stance as Chinese Survey Ship Lingers Oct 19, 2021 Indonesian thinkers are confident they can deal with China through dialogue, one analyst says. Philippine Drug War: Justice Dept Ends Review of 52 Officer-Involved Killings Oct 19, 2021 Department turns cases over to National Bureau of Investigation for further action. Ressa’s Nobel Highlights Declining Media, Internet Freedom in SE Asia Oct 19, 2021 Two recent reports by watchdogs make clear just how bad the situation is becoming. Myanmar to send ‘non-political, high-level’ envoy to ASEAN Summit Oct 19, 2021 The announcement follows the bloc’s decision to bar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, citing a lack of cooperation. After Submarine Accident, China Demands US End Freedom of Navigation Ops Oct 20, 2021 Tough rhetoric could be response to recent defense agreement between U.S., U.K. and Australia, observers say. Philippine Justice Dept Reveals Alleged Police Abuses in Drug War Oct 20, 2021 DOJ report proves president “not remiss” on rights pledge, spokesman says. US, Thailand Discuss Using Myanmar Border to Supply Humanitarian Aid Oct 20, 2021 People in need of aid in Myanmar have tripled since coup, Refugees International. Indonesia’s President Remains Popular despite Declining Freedoms, Criticism of Economic Performance Oct 20, 2021 One poll put Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s job rating at 68.5 percent. US in Talks With ASEAN, Singapore to Restrict Myanmar Junta’s Access to Funds Oct 21, 2021 Meanwhile, Malaysia says regional bloc needs to rethink principle of non-interference in members’ affairs. Greenpeace: Hundreds of Palm-Oil Firms Operate Illegally in Indonesian Forests Oct 21, 2021 Palm-oil plantations occupy 3.12 million hectares of Indonesia’s national forest estate. US Bans Malaysian Company’s Rubber Gloves on Forced Labor Concerns Oct 21, 2021 Supermax Corp. says it has been working since 2019 to meet International Labor Organization standards. Bangladesh PM Opens China-Funded Exhibition Center Despite Court Challenge Oct 21, 2021 The building, in the country’s first smart city, was finished in defiance of a court order, environmentalists allege. Rohingya Refugees Killed in Pre-Dawn Attack at Bangladesh Camp Oct 22, 2021 Dozens of assailants mounted the attack, the deadliest in Rohingya camps in years. Philippines Steps up Diplomatic Protests to Beijing over South China Sea Oct 22, 2021 Manila has lodged at least 153 note verbales in 2021, Department of Foreign Affairs says. Malaysia Reopens its Doors for Migrant Workers Amid Labor Shortage Oct 22, 2021 Country also will allow some vaccinated foreign tourists on Langkawi Island, from Nov. 15. ‘Fragile’ Song Pillorying China’s Online Troll Army Gets Millions of Views Oct 22, 2021 The pair are blocked in China over song referencing Taiwan, COVID, forced labor and Winnie the Pooh. Bangladesh Communal Violence: Suspect Admits Planting Quran at Hindu Site, Police Say Oct 22, 2021 Death toll in last week’s Hindu-Muslim clashes rises to eight.
