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Retno Marsudi visits Brunei, Singapore as Jakarta takes lead role in nudging Myanmar back on democratic path.

The administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority responds to comments made by the president.

But Sen. Leila de Lima will remain in prison on two other drug-related charges.

Military’s P.R. unit challenges the Qatari-based television network’s portrayal of Gen. Aziz Ahmed having “a mafia family.”

Without giving proof, Philippine leader also alleges Washington is converting Subic Bay into its naval base.

The ruling comes five years after he lost the race to Leni Robredo.

Verdict won’t bring peace until roots of extremism are probed, says wife of U.S.-Bangladeshi victim.

The workers face high costs and a complex registration process on the eve of a registration deadline.

National emergency imposed to curtail pandemic has had little effect, medical associations say.

Increased algae growth and a lack of sediment could disrupt the food chain and deplete fish stocks.

The Philippine president has threatened to annul the 1999 Visiting Forces Agreement.

Saif Rahman, 24, had documented links to international militant groups and was expelled from France, counter-terror officers claim.

A 28-year-old man was found with more than half a million such images, police say.

A family in Manila that creates costumes for Chinese dragon dances has struggled amid the pandemic.

Beijing’s political dominance is seen as threat to sovereignty of nations in region, survey finds.

But crime rings have continued to earn profits, fueling conflict, U.N. says.

The four who have led previous demonstrations were jailed on Lese-Majeste charges.

Nine detainees have died in past three months, human rights group says.

Killers are enemies of secular democracy and society, judge says.

Delfin Lorenzana and Lloyd Austin discussed the Mutual Defense Treaty and the South China Sea, among other topics.

Sixty-two people died when the Boeing 737-500 crashed off the coast of Jakarta last month.

Chief of peacekeeping operations brings up allegations from an investigative report into Gen. Aziz Ahmed.

A dual operation on Tuesday involving carrier groups was the first in more than six months.

Lee Chung Chak, a Hong Kong citizen who was arrested in October, is appealing his extradition to Australia, they say.

Insurgents respond to President Duterte’s appeal for unhindered transportation but say COVID-19 vaccines should be delivered in Red Cross vehicles.

Malaysia has charged him for possession of terror-related items, counterterrorism chief says.

Beijing’s decision to allow coast guard to fire at foreign boats in the South China Sea is “very alarming,” new Philippine military chief says.

Human rights advocacy groups call on world body to review ties with Bangladesh’s military in wake of investigative report into army chief.

Manila’s top diplomat says he will also soon discuss Visiting Forces Agreement with U.S. officials.