Southeast Asia

A report from the U.N. Human Rights Office claims that conflict has affected 80 percent of the country's 330 townships over the past two years.

The past half-century has witnessed a remarkable convergence of interests between the two nations, and there is a promise of closer cooperation to come.

Transport groups oppose a government modernization plan that they say could threaten the country's iconic jeepney.

The High Court ruling would appear to undermine the claim of the former leader's supporters that the cases against him are politically motivated.

The Thai beach resort is viewed as a safe haven for overseas investment.

In less than a decade, Timor-Leste has gone from being a “pebble” in Indonesia’s shoe to a “good neighbor” of its former ruler.

Last week, a district court ordered the country's election commission to cease all election preparations, potentially delaying next year's polls.

Kem Sokha, the former head of the banned Cambodia National Rescue Party, has also been banned indefinitely from voting or running for office.

Comments by Senator Imee Marcos, the sister of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., raise the question of where the outer limits of U.S.-Philippine cooperation lie.

Both sides confront a challenging strategic context as they look to commemorate 50 years of diplomatic relations.

The Philippine Congress is pushing forward with a plan for a constitutional convention, despite a long history of public opposition to amendments.

The 52-year-old Politburo member replaces Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who was forced to step down in January in connection with a series of high-profile corruption scandals.