Search results 245 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodian leader to discuss border issues, trade on first Thailand visit as PM 2024-02-05 Hun Manet, who succeeded his strongman father in August, will meet Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Wednesday. Philippine defense chief pledges to protect sovereignty amid Duterte’s secession talk 2024-02-05 Former president said he supported moves for a “separate and independent Mindanao.” Scores of Myanmar border guards flee to Bangladesh amid fighting with rebels 2024-02-05 Two civilians in Bangladesh were reported killed when a mortar shell fired from Rakhine exploded across the border. Tonga’s king attempts to strip prime minister of defense portfolio 2024-02-06 The Pacific island country removed many of the monarchy’s powers in 2010 but experts have said reforms were incomplete. Hmong activist in Thailand threatened for refusing to return to Vietnam 2024-02-06 A Vietnamese official also hinted at targeting Lù A Da’s relatives back home. Tonga’s Cabinet says king’s attempt to sack ministers was unconstitutional 2024-02-07 Government business has continued as usual including hosting visiting ministers from New Zealand. Dozens reported missing in deadly landslide in southern Philippines 2024-02-07 Some 46 people are reported missing following the rain-induced landslide on Mindanao island. Crackdown on political activists tops Thai-Cambodian summit agenda 2024-02-07 The two prime ministers also agreed to further talks on disputed fuel reserves. China, ASEAN unlikely to achieve Code of Conduct in 2024: Experts 2024-02-07 Beijing-Manila tensions in South China Sea leave agreement elusive, analysts say. Thailand, BRN rebels discuss easing tensions ahead of Ramadan, Songkran 2024-02-07 Following their first talks in a year, the peace delegations plan technical-level meetings in the coming weeks. Indonesians to vote next week amid huge controversies over eligibility, ethical breaches 2024-02-07 Critics have accused the president of being partisan, although he tried to mollify critics by saying he wouldn’t interfere. Micronesian leaders warn ‘competitive political actors’ exploiting delays in US funding 2024-02-08 Palau, Marshall Islands and Federated States of Micronesia are strategically important to the American military. Should Indonesians feel guilt over Timor-Leste when voting for president? 2024-02-08 Prabowo Subianto, widely accused of war crimes in East Timor, is a clear frontrunner in the presidential contest. Hopes dim for finding survivors trapped under southern Philippine landslide 2024-02-08 Efforts have shifted to “search and retrieval” for victims in gold-mining community in Davao de Oro, official concedes. Arakan Army captures two junta battalions in Rakhine state 2024-02-08 Ethnic rebels now control Minbya township, and nearly 1 of the state’s 3 military command centers. In Indonesia, Papuans’ unique ‘noken’ voting system faces an uncertain future 2024-02-08 Voting in parts of Papua, home to a predominantly Melanesian population, is a collective decision overseen by tribal chiefs. Top Malaysian court rules more than a dozen state Sharia laws invalid 2024-02-09 Critics say the decision in Kelantan state could undermine Malaysia's Sharia legal system. Papua’s controversial Noken voting system 2024-02-09 Controversy has surrounded Papua’s Noken voting system since it was implemented in Indonesia’s 2004 general election. Basically, the entire community decides ... Thailand to set up safe zone, deliver aid to Myanmar border towns 2024-02-09 Bangkok hopes this will lead to larger goal of starting dialogue between junta and resistance forces. Border guards who fled Myanmar tell of losing contact with commanders 2024-02-09 Over 300 who crossed into Bangladesh have asked for assistance in returning to their homes. Navigating steep cliffs, braving rapids, wading through rivers: How Indonesia organizes elections 2024-02-09 Next week’s vote will be held across a vast archipelago with diverse geographies and infrastructure. Football fever is catching on in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh 2024-01-18 Football fever is catching on in the Rohingya refugee camps of southeastern Bangladesh. A government agency has launched the 12-team Rohingya Football League ... Thai court orders the leading party to cease planning to change the kingdom’s royal defamation law 2024-01-31 Under one of the world’s strictest laws against insulting the monarchy, a Thai court ruled the election-winning party violated the constitution in seeking to ... Thai, BRN negotiators are ready to resume peace talks 2024-02-01 The government could request a Ramadan ceasefire as both sides appear prepared to renew discussions. Renewal of close US ties good for regional security, Micronesian leaders say 2024-03-11 U.S. President Joe Biden signed a government funding bill that includes $7.1 billion for three Pacific island allies. Uyghur migrants see no release after a decade in Thai cells 2024-03-11 Rights groups call on the Thai government to defy China’s pressure and free them. Rebels killed, residents displaced in southern Philippines ahead of Ramadan 2024-03-11 Two suspected BIFF militants were killed in a gunfight in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippine military says. US ‘all in’ on Philippine chip sector as China tensions ramp up 2024-03-12 U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo also announced $1 billion in new American investment for the Philippines. Indonesia vastly underreports methane emissions from coal, report says 2024-03-12 This could have implications for country’s standing in international efforts to cut methane emissions 30% by 2030. With prayers, Muslims mark the beginning of Ramadan 2024-03-12 The holiday begins as the world copes with ongoing violence against Palestinians in Gaza. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next 30 items
Search results 245 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodian leader to discuss border issues, trade on first Thailand visit as PM 2024-02-05 Hun Manet, who succeeded his strongman father in August, will meet Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Wednesday. Philippine defense chief pledges to protect sovereignty amid Duterte’s secession talk 2024-02-05 Former president said he supported moves for a “separate and independent Mindanao.” Scores of Myanmar border guards flee to Bangladesh amid fighting with rebels 2024-02-05 Two civilians in Bangladesh were reported killed when a mortar shell fired from Rakhine exploded across the border. Tonga’s king attempts to strip prime minister of defense portfolio 2024-02-06 The Pacific island country removed many of the monarchy’s powers in 2010 but experts have said reforms were incomplete. Hmong activist in Thailand threatened for refusing to return to Vietnam 2024-02-06 A Vietnamese official also hinted at targeting Lù A Da’s relatives back home. Tonga’s Cabinet says king’s attempt to sack ministers was unconstitutional 2024-02-07 Government business has continued as usual including hosting visiting ministers from New Zealand. Dozens reported missing in deadly landslide in southern Philippines 2024-02-07 Some 46 people are reported missing following the rain-induced landslide on Mindanao island. Crackdown on political activists tops Thai-Cambodian summit agenda 2024-02-07 The two prime ministers also agreed to further talks on disputed fuel reserves. China, ASEAN unlikely to achieve Code of Conduct in 2024: Experts 2024-02-07 Beijing-Manila tensions in South China Sea leave agreement elusive, analysts say. Thailand, BRN rebels discuss easing tensions ahead of Ramadan, Songkran 2024-02-07 Following their first talks in a year, the peace delegations plan technical-level meetings in the coming weeks. Indonesians to vote next week amid huge controversies over eligibility, ethical breaches 2024-02-07 Critics have accused the president of being partisan, although he tried to mollify critics by saying he wouldn’t interfere. Micronesian leaders warn ‘competitive political actors’ exploiting delays in US funding 2024-02-08 Palau, Marshall Islands and Federated States of Micronesia are strategically important to the American military. Should Indonesians feel guilt over Timor-Leste when voting for president? 2024-02-08 Prabowo Subianto, widely accused of war crimes in East Timor, is a clear frontrunner in the presidential contest. Hopes dim for finding survivors trapped under southern Philippine landslide 2024-02-08 Efforts have shifted to “search and retrieval” for victims in gold-mining community in Davao de Oro, official concedes. Arakan Army captures two junta battalions in Rakhine state 2024-02-08 Ethnic rebels now control Minbya township, and nearly 1 of the state’s 3 military command centers. In Indonesia, Papuans’ unique ‘noken’ voting system faces an uncertain future 2024-02-08 Voting in parts of Papua, home to a predominantly Melanesian population, is a collective decision overseen by tribal chiefs. Top Malaysian court rules more than a dozen state Sharia laws invalid 2024-02-09 Critics say the decision in Kelantan state could undermine Malaysia's Sharia legal system. Papua’s controversial Noken voting system 2024-02-09 Controversy has surrounded Papua’s Noken voting system since it was implemented in Indonesia’s 2004 general election. Basically, the entire community decides ... Thailand to set up safe zone, deliver aid to Myanmar border towns 2024-02-09 Bangkok hopes this will lead to larger goal of starting dialogue between junta and resistance forces. Border guards who fled Myanmar tell of losing contact with commanders 2024-02-09 Over 300 who crossed into Bangladesh have asked for assistance in returning to their homes. Navigating steep cliffs, braving rapids, wading through rivers: How Indonesia organizes elections 2024-02-09 Next week’s vote will be held across a vast archipelago with diverse geographies and infrastructure. Football fever is catching on in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh 2024-01-18 Football fever is catching on in the Rohingya refugee camps of southeastern Bangladesh. A government agency has launched the 12-team Rohingya Football League ... Thai court orders the leading party to cease planning to change the kingdom’s royal defamation law 2024-01-31 Under one of the world’s strictest laws against insulting the monarchy, a Thai court ruled the election-winning party violated the constitution in seeking to ... Thai, BRN negotiators are ready to resume peace talks 2024-02-01 The government could request a Ramadan ceasefire as both sides appear prepared to renew discussions. Renewal of close US ties good for regional security, Micronesian leaders say 2024-03-11 U.S. President Joe Biden signed a government funding bill that includes $7.1 billion for three Pacific island allies. Uyghur migrants see no release after a decade in Thai cells 2024-03-11 Rights groups call on the Thai government to defy China’s pressure and free them. Rebels killed, residents displaced in southern Philippines ahead of Ramadan 2024-03-11 Two suspected BIFF militants were killed in a gunfight in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippine military says. US ‘all in’ on Philippine chip sector as China tensions ramp up 2024-03-12 U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo also announced $1 billion in new American investment for the Philippines. Indonesia vastly underreports methane emissions from coal, report says 2024-03-12 This could have implications for country’s standing in international efforts to cut methane emissions 30% by 2030. With prayers, Muslims mark the beginning of Ramadan 2024-03-12 The holiday begins as the world copes with ongoing violence against Palestinians in Gaza. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next 30 items