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Philippine Drug-War Victims Exhumed as Grave Leases Expire Jul 21, 2021 The bodies of Filipinos killed in the government's counter-narcotics campaign are being exhumed as poor families struggle to renew contracts for the leasing of ... Thais Furious With Govt After Possible COVID-19 Victims Found Dead in Streets Jul 21, 2021 Thai association of doctors openly calls for Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha to resign for vaccine policy blunders. Philippines Freezes Bank Accounts of Communist Party’s Political Wing Jul 21, 2021 Government last month designated the National Democratic Front as a terrorist organization. Philippines: Asia Cannot Afford South China Sea War Jul 21, 2021 Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana expects to discuss Mutual Defense Treaty when U.S. counterpart Lloyd Austin visits next week. Philippine, Indonesian Muslims Congregate for Eid-ul-Adha as Outbreak Deepens Jul 20, 2021 In Bangladesh, the government has lifted COVID-19 movement restrictions to accommodate the religious holiday. eid-pictures Jul 20, 2021 Many Malaysians Upset Over ‘Confusing’ Lockdowns, Rising Infections Jul 19, 2021 Much of their ire is directed at the unelected Muhyiddin Yassin government. COVID-19: Indonesia’s Health System Teeters as Country Nears 3M Infections Jul 19, 2021 The Indonesian Medical Association expresses fears, noting more than 100 doctors died in July. Philippine Coast Guard Challenges Chinese Warship in Territorial Waters Jul 19, 2021 Incident occurred near Marie Louise Bank within Manila’s exclusive economic zone in South China Sea. Philippine Troops Kill Suspect from Islamic State-Affiliated Group Jul 19, 2021 Soldiers also capture two alleged members of the Dawlah Islamiyah-Hassan Group. 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Indonesia Passes New Papuan Autonomy Law; Separatists Reject it as Unsatisfactory Jul 15, 2021 Government says law beneficial for indigenous people, but pro-independence group says it isn’t solution for Papuans’ political status. NGOs Urge Thailand Not to Buy Electricity From Luang Prabang Dam Jul 15, 2021 UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee to meet July 16-31 to assess dam’s potential impact on Luang Prabang City. Indonesia: Ex-Fisheries Minister Sentenced to 5 Years on Bribery Charges Jul 15, 2021 Edhy Prabowo, others received $1.7 million to issue permits for baby-lobster exports, court rules. Malaysia to Stop Using Sinovac Vaccine, Will Switch to Pfizer Jul 15, 2021 Country had ordered more of the U.S. vaccine, thus the shift, health minister says. US Firm Defends Report on Chinese Ships Dumping Sewage in Philippine Waters Jul 15, 2021 Manila, Beijing question Simularity claim that South China Sea reefs could need decades to recover. US Joins Calls Pressing ASEAN to Appoint Special Envoy to Myanmar Jul 14, 2021 Southeast Asian bloc has delayed appointing emissary for close to three months. Philippines Hails US Resolve to Defend Manila’s South China Sea Claims Jul 14, 2021 At same time, Manila denies allegations that Chinese ships are harassing Filipino fishermen. Despite Steep Rise in Cases, Bangladesh Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions for Eid Jul 13, 2021 In Southeast Asia, Thai official defends vaccine-mixing, while in Malaysia, inoculation center shuts after 200 staff test positive. index.html Jul 12, 2021 Filipino Fishermen Feel Effects from Beijing’s Expansionism in South China Sea China has made it harder for local fleets to access prime fishing grounds, ... More Than a Dozen Children Feared Dead in Factory Fire near Dhaka Jul 12, 2021 Many of them working at the juice manufacturing plant were underage, police and the missing children’s families said. Philippines Warns Against Efforts to ‘Erase’ Landmark Ruling on South China Sea Jul 12, 2021 China says it does not recognize The Hague decision, challenges U.S. actions in the waterway. Indonesian Police Hunt for Pro-IS Militant Suspects after Killing 2 in Raid Jul 12, 2021 Three other MIT members escaped raid on camp after troops received a tip from residents. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 241 Next 30 items
