Southeast Asia

Umar Patek has expressed regret for his role in the 2002 attacks, but his parole has been greeted with anger in Australia, which lost 88 citizens in the attack.

The two F-15s took part in a two-week exchange between the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force and the Philippine Air Force.

The region needs a new coterie of taxpayer alliances and NGOs that investigate how taxes are spent.

The country's political landscape is in a state of high flux as it moves toward next year's general election.

The move came two weeks after the upstart EV manufacturer VinFast shipped its first batch of completed cars to the United States.

The country's most powerful armed rebel group has played a prominent role in battling the pandemic in the areas under its control.

The Pheu Thai Party is seeking to end nearly a decade of military-backed rule, but faces many challenges in a political system designed in part to exclude it from power.

The passage came as protests against the new code erupted across the archipelago.

An exiled Thai professor talks about his campaign to abolish the controversial law, which criminalizes criticisms of the country's monarchy.

Last month, a court accepted the petition of Lenin Baylon's father seeking to correct the cause of death listed on his death certificate.

The Just Energy Transition Partnership has laid out a roadmap to net zero, but many details are still only vaguely sketched.

The 28-member cabinet, which included members of four coalitions and an independent MP, was sworn in on Saturday.