Southeast Asia

The fleet of 12 Mirage 2000-5 jets is intended to bridge the air force over until the delivery of a new fleet of French fighters beginning in early 2026.

Humanitarian efforts in the wake of Cyclone Mocha have become yet another front in the country's expanding conflict.

The three-day visit, the first by the Chinese navy since 2019, comes at a difficult time in relations between Beijing and Manila.

The New York-based comedian Jocelyn Chia created a social media storm last week when she posted a short clip featuring a joke about Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

The changes, which included the shift from a single to a dual ballot system, had a different impact than was generally predicted.

The military's decision closes off the limited access of the U.N. and international aid organizations to around 1 million people affected by the storm.

A group of prominent economists claims that the Maharlika Investment Fund will draw much-needed cash away from other parts of government.

It is no longer enough to remain silent and keep out of politics. Cambodians are now required to actively affirm the ruling regime – including at the ballot box.

Greater financial integration is good for consumers and travelers, but it won't end Southeast Asia's dependence on the U.S. dollar.

A number of politicians have petitioned the Constitutional Court to change from open-list proportional voting to a closed-list system.

Since the city-state's independence in 1965, the office has undergone a number of significant evolutions.

The probe will assess whether Pita Limjaroenrat registered for last month’s election knowing that he could be disqualified for the ownership of shares in a defunct media company.