The northernmost and most conservative province of Aceh is a stronghold for opposition candidate Prabowo Subianto.

The government is once again heralding oil and gas prospects offshore and on, but it’s done so twice before.

Indonesia’s natural resource industry funds both campaigns – which may be why it remains free from debate.

Activists believe that the situation for trans people has not changed at all, or has arguably gotten even worse.

Huawei’s already substantial presence in the sultanate is likely to extend to building Brunei’s 5G network.

Unique programs led by indigenous peoples are protecting wildlife biodiversity in Karen state.

The first election in Thailand since the 2014 coup has so far brought more confusion than clarity.

The Kaliwa Dam Project, a centerpiece of the BRI in the Philippines, faces steep opposition from indigenous peoples.

22 years after surviving a grenade attack, the popular opposition leader faces new questions about his role in politics.

A look at those jockeying for the top post in Thailand’s March 24 elections.

The 24-hour challenge: 100 street photographs of Saigon

Vietnam’s missed opportunity to normalize relations with the US paved the way for China’s 1979 invasion.

As the unpopular project sits in limbo, the government has to choose between upsetting China and enraging its own people.

The government is rushing ahead with the high-speed rail, even as the public is left in the dark.

Is the Myanmar military taking greater interest in Indian separatist groups on its territory?

Krzysztof Iwanek talks to Michał Lubina, author of a new book on Aung San Suu Kyi’s political thought.