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Two soldiers and a police officer also died in shootout in Bohol province.

Crackdown follows foiled plot to launch attacks during Southeast Asian Games and Independence Day celebration.

Government should approach the issue more carefully, critics say.

Tommy Thomas, an ethnic Indian Christian, will serve as the government’s top lawyer.

Meanwhile, cabinet accepts central bank governor’s resignation.

Anti-graft officials say nine audio clips represent a “subversion of justice” by former prime minister.

The government opts not to bring charges against reporter and videographer.

Full autopsy results are expected later this week, officials say.

A new regulation will affect Muslim women who work in local markets and fast-food restaurants.

Two assemblymen are among a dozen suspects accused of having ties to Sri Lankan insurgent group.

Four of the suspects are ethnic Uyhgurs, Malaysian police say.

Critics call on the Indonesian and Malaysian governments to help the Muslim migrants.

Talks will resume on a regular basis in the Philippines, the sides announced.

Man pleaded guilty to allowing Islamic State recruiter to have access to bank account.

The prime minister says he has good ties with the Middle Eastern nation facing U.S. sanctions.

Outgoing governor served on task force investigating possible corruption linked to 1MDB.

Investigator names one man, believed to be North Korean, as mastermind of attack.

A faith-based party stirred controversy by suggesting that now-canceled beer fest would promote sin.

Kuala Lumpur’s top diplomat raises concerns about One Belt, One Road work during pandemic.

An anonymous online video threatens a “blast” at the Bersih demonstration, staged to demand the resignation of scandal-ridden Malaysian Prime Minister Najib ...

Some 200,000 demonstrators defy police warnings and turn out in a peaceful protest in Kuala Lumpur.

Rights group slams government for “criminalizing those who demand reform.”

Bersih chairwoman could be held for nearly a month without charges under a controversial law.

Confrontations between pro-government activists and those advocating clean government could happen, some fear.

Meanwhile, the leader of a pro-government group has been arrested for allegedly intimidating Bersih activists.

It could not be determined immediately if the slain men had any links with pro-IS groups, police officials said.

Diplomatic activity is picking up speed, but no solution is in sight for migrants adrift at sea.

Three Chinese nationals were killed, 22 were rescued and five are missing, officials said.

Meanwhile, an oil exploration ship contracted by Malaysia ended a South China Sea survey.

Abu Gomes has recruited Malaysians and taught them to make explosives, police anti-terror chief says.