Southeast Asia

At the turn of its second century, the Indonesian Islamic organization, one of the world's largest, faces a number of challenging headwinds.

As relations between Manila and Washington rapidly improve, Beijing is upping the intensity in disputed parts of the South China Sea.

The pilot was taken after landing a small plane with five passengers, intent on evacuating 15 workers building a health center that had earlier been threatened by separatist rebels.

The closure of Voice of Democracy has prompted a wave of condemnations from Western governments. Will actions follow?

Last year saw several Southeast Asian economies bounce back from the distortions and restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The alleged incident took place close to Second Thomas Shoal in a disputed part of the South China Sea.

The leader accused Voice of Democracy, one of the country's few independent news sources, of harming the "dignity and reputation" of the Cambodian government.

The U.S. oil major has announced the sale of its 41.1 percent interest in the Yadana offshore gas field to Canada's MTI.

The consolidation of power under communist party chief Nguyen Phu Trong has some striking parallels to past patterns in Chinese politics.

An arrest last year demonstrates that JI's network has expanded considerably, despite the extremist group's recent period of dormancy.

Asia-Pacific countries should prepare for the cyber implications of the next phase of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen received assurances of Chinese economic and political support during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.