Search results 6850 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 Philippines: Rights Body, Govt Probe Killings of 9 in Police Raids Mar 08, 2021 Activists claim the nine were not communist rebels, while police chief says warrants were issued. Philippines Rights Groups: 9 Activists Killed in ‘Bloody Sunday’ Raids Mar 07, 2021 Police launched dragnets in four provinces two days after the president said kill communist rebels. US Indo-Pacific Command Proposes New Missile Capabilities to Deter China Mar 05, 2021 The assessment calls for “the fielding of an Integrated Joint Force with precision-strike networks.” For Rohingya Refugees, Myanmar Military’s Crackdown on Protesters is All Too Familiar Mar 05, 2021 Suffering of Burmese anti-coup protesters met with solidarity, bitterness in Rohingya camps in Bangladesh. Indonesia to Resume New Capital Project after COVID-19 Delay Mar 05, 2021 The first project will be a new presidential palace in East Kalimantan. Bangladesh: 9 Charged over 2018 Attack on US Envoy’s Vehicle Mar 05, 2021 Investigators identified the suspects as members of the ruling Awami League or its student front. Philippines Seizes Huge Haul of Illegally Harvested Giant Clam Shells Mar 05, 2021 Tridacna gigas, the world’s biggest clam, was found among more than 300 shells at a home in the Palawan Islands. Journalist Freed from Jail in Philippines Mar 05, 2021 Lady Ann Salem, editor of Manila Today, was arrested over allegations of gun-running and links to communist rebels. Bangladeshi Cartoonist Released From Jail, Says He Was Severely Beaten Mar 04, 2021 Home minister denies allegation; says cartoonist’s co-accused died of natural causes in jail. Homage to Bangladeshi Cartoonist Mar 04, 2021 Art for BenarNews by political cartoonist Rebel Pepper. Philippines: Lawyer who Criticized Anti-Terror Law Knifed, Robbed Mar 04, 2021 President Duterte condemned the attack and called for an investigation, his spokesman says. Malaysia’s UMNO to Split from Ruling Coalition in Next General Election Mar 04, 2021 PM Muhyiddin Yassin may now delay polls so he can build support for his alliance, analysts say. Thailand Launches Probe after Facebook Removes Accounts Linked to Military Mar 04, 2021 Social media giant said it took down nearly 200 pages, groups and accounts targeting Deep South. Soldiers Wounded as Philippine Govt Forces Overrun Militant Lair in South Mar 04, 2021 Members of the 55th Infantry Battalion engaged in a five-hour shootout with suspected IS-aligned fighters. Bangladesh Cartoonist Arrested Under Digital Security Act Gets Bail for 6 Months Mar 03, 2021 Ahmed Kabir Kishore is being let out of jail amid an international outcry over a writer’s in-custody death. Bodies of 4 Filipinos Killed by IS in 2015 Recovered in Libya Mar 03, 2021 The workers had been taken from an oil field in the southern part of the country. Malaysian Minister: Parliament Won’t Sit Until Emergency Ends, Cabinet Advised King Mar 03, 2021 Last week, the king said that lawmakers could convene if the PM advised this. Thai Pop Star-Activist Arrested on Suspicion of Torching King’s Portrait Mar 03, 2021 Chaiamorn “Ammy” Kaewwiboonpan assumed responsibility in a social media post from a police hospital. Ex-Philippine Envoy to Sue Govt over Dismissal for Abusing Maid Mar 03, 2021 Video footage showed Marichu Mauro, Manila’s former envoy to Brazil, hitting and manhandling her maid. Technologies Can Help Southeast Asia Fight Illegal Sea Activity, Report Says Mar 02, 2021 Document published in the “Naval War College Review” details a lack of “maritime domain awareness.” Indonesian Police: Soldier, 2 MIT Suspects Die in Poso Gunfight Mar 02, 2021 Authorities identified one militant as the son of Santoso, the group’s leader who died in 2016. Philippines: Appeals Court Rejects Rebellion Case against Duterte Foe Mar 02, 2021 Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes challenged the president’s move to dismiss his amnesty for roles in attempted coups. Four Suspected Islamic State-linked Militants Slain in Southern Philippines Mar 02, 2021 Members of Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters group were allegedly plotting bomb attack. ASEAN Foreign Ministers Call for End to Violence in Myanmar Mar 02, 2021 At special meeting some member states demand immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi. Malaysia’s PM Unlikely to Face No-Confidence Vote, Analysts Say Mar 01, 2021 Muhyiddin Yassin’s unelected government has survived despite political, economic and public heath challenges. Thai Policeman Dies in Clashes With Pro-Democracy Protesters Mar 01, 2021 First death since anti-government protests began last July. Bangladesh Must Suspend Digital Security Act, UN Rights Chief Says Mar 01, 2021 Hundreds protest in Dhaka for fourth day after in-custody death of writer jailed under act. China Begins Month of Military Exercises in South China Sea Mar 01, 2021 They come in wake of several foreign military maneuvers in contested areas of the disputed waterway. Bangladesh: OIC Visits Remote Island Housing Rohingya Refugees Mar 01, 2021 Thousands more refugees are slated to be moved to Bhashan Char this week. ASEAN Foreign Ministers to Hold Meeting to Discuss Myanmar Crisis Mar 01, 2021 International community condemns death of 18 protestors on Sunday in action by Myanmar security forces. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 229 Next 30 items
Search results 6850 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 Philippines: Rights Body, Govt Probe Killings of 9 in Police Raids Mar 08, 2021 Activists claim the nine were not communist rebels, while police chief says warrants were issued. Philippines Rights Groups: 9 Activists Killed in ‘Bloody Sunday’ Raids Mar 07, 2021 Police launched dragnets in four provinces two days after the president said kill communist rebels. US Indo-Pacific Command Proposes New Missile Capabilities to Deter China Mar 05, 2021 The assessment calls for “the fielding of an Integrated Joint Force with precision-strike networks.” For Rohingya Refugees, Myanmar Military’s Crackdown on Protesters is All Too Familiar Mar 05, 2021 Suffering of Burmese anti-coup protesters met with solidarity, bitterness in Rohingya camps in Bangladesh. Indonesia to Resume New Capital Project after COVID-19 Delay Mar 05, 2021 The first project will be a new presidential palace in East Kalimantan. Bangladesh: 9 Charged over 2018 Attack on US Envoy’s Vehicle Mar 05, 2021 Investigators identified the suspects as members of the ruling Awami League or its student front. Philippines Seizes Huge Haul of Illegally Harvested Giant Clam Shells Mar 05, 2021 Tridacna gigas, the world’s biggest clam, was found among more than 300 shells at a home in the Palawan Islands. Journalist Freed from Jail in Philippines Mar 05, 2021 Lady Ann Salem, editor of Manila Today, was arrested over allegations of gun-running and links to communist rebels. Bangladeshi Cartoonist Released From Jail, Says He Was Severely Beaten Mar 04, 2021 Home minister denies allegation; says cartoonist’s co-accused died of natural causes in jail. Homage to Bangladeshi Cartoonist Mar 04, 2021 Art for BenarNews by political cartoonist Rebel Pepper. Philippines: Lawyer who Criticized Anti-Terror Law Knifed, Robbed Mar 04, 2021 President Duterte condemned the attack and called for an investigation, his spokesman says. Malaysia’s UMNO to Split from Ruling Coalition in Next General Election Mar 04, 2021 PM Muhyiddin Yassin may now delay polls so he can build support for his alliance, analysts say. Thailand Launches Probe after Facebook Removes Accounts Linked to Military Mar 04, 2021 Social media giant said it took down nearly 200 pages, groups and accounts targeting Deep South. Soldiers Wounded as Philippine Govt Forces Overrun Militant Lair in South Mar 04, 2021 Members of the 55th Infantry Battalion engaged in a five-hour shootout with suspected IS-aligned fighters. Bangladesh Cartoonist Arrested Under Digital Security Act Gets Bail for 6 Months Mar 03, 2021 Ahmed Kabir Kishore is being let out of jail amid an international outcry over a writer’s in-custody death. Bodies of 4 Filipinos Killed by IS in 2015 Recovered in Libya Mar 03, 2021 The workers had been taken from an oil field in the southern part of the country. Malaysian Minister: Parliament Won’t Sit Until Emergency Ends, Cabinet Advised King Mar 03, 2021 Last week, the king said that lawmakers could convene if the PM advised this. Thai Pop Star-Activist Arrested on Suspicion of Torching King’s Portrait Mar 03, 2021 Chaiamorn “Ammy” Kaewwiboonpan assumed responsibility in a social media post from a police hospital. Ex-Philippine Envoy to Sue Govt over Dismissal for Abusing Maid Mar 03, 2021 Video footage showed Marichu Mauro, Manila’s former envoy to Brazil, hitting and manhandling her maid. Technologies Can Help Southeast Asia Fight Illegal Sea Activity, Report Says Mar 02, 2021 Document published in the “Naval War College Review” details a lack of “maritime domain awareness.” Indonesian Police: Soldier, 2 MIT Suspects Die in Poso Gunfight Mar 02, 2021 Authorities identified one militant as the son of Santoso, the group’s leader who died in 2016. Philippines: Appeals Court Rejects Rebellion Case against Duterte Foe Mar 02, 2021 Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes challenged the president’s move to dismiss his amnesty for roles in attempted coups. Four Suspected Islamic State-linked Militants Slain in Southern Philippines Mar 02, 2021 Members of Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters group were allegedly plotting bomb attack. ASEAN Foreign Ministers Call for End to Violence in Myanmar Mar 02, 2021 At special meeting some member states demand immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi. Malaysia’s PM Unlikely to Face No-Confidence Vote, Analysts Say Mar 01, 2021 Muhyiddin Yassin’s unelected government has survived despite political, economic and public heath challenges. Thai Policeman Dies in Clashes With Pro-Democracy Protesters Mar 01, 2021 First death since anti-government protests began last July. Bangladesh Must Suspend Digital Security Act, UN Rights Chief Says Mar 01, 2021 Hundreds protest in Dhaka for fourth day after in-custody death of writer jailed under act. China Begins Month of Military Exercises in South China Sea Mar 01, 2021 They come in wake of several foreign military maneuvers in contested areas of the disputed waterway. Bangladesh: OIC Visits Remote Island Housing Rohingya Refugees Mar 01, 2021 Thousands more refugees are slated to be moved to Bhashan Char this week. ASEAN Foreign Ministers to Hold Meeting to Discuss Myanmar Crisis Mar 01, 2021 International community condemns death of 18 protestors on Sunday in action by Myanmar security forces. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 229 Next 30 items