Southeast Asia

Despite its sci-fi spin, the Indonesian series “Nightmares and Daydreams” offers acute social commentary on a number of issues facing the country.

Pioneering efforts in Asian countries seek to phase out single-use plastics for reusable alternatives.

The two nations have strengthened their economic and defense ties considerably since the establishment of their comprehensive strategic partnership in 2016.

While they rarely make headlines, these exercises play a crucial role in strengthening defense relationships and addressing shared regional security challenges.

The announcement caps off two years that have seen a considerable strategic convergence between the two long-standing allies.

The rights group Amnesty International says more than 40,000 people have been forcibly displaced.

Once again, Manila has demonstrated its willingness to turn vital national infrastructure over to the private sector.

From the chaos of the conflict in Shan State, the United Wa State Army has emerged as a potentially decisive force.

In addition to economic benefits, Putrajaya hopes that membership will give Malaysia, and the Global South, a greater voice in international affairs.

The pair of disasters have exposed the country's vulnerability and the weak infrastructure of its flood-prone cities.

The world's largest nickel producer will have to manage its global trading strategies while addressing concerns over the environment at home.

How will a possible change in U.S. direction in 2024 manifest in the region?