Southeast Asia

The U.S. Treasury Department has expressed its concerns over Iran using Malaysian entities to finance allied militant groups, including Hamas.

At a time when Vietnam is increasingly looking to the sea, how can it balance a focus on its western continental frontiers and the eastern maritime domain?

The Golden Dragon exercise, which has been held regularly since 2016, encapsulates the increasingly intimate defense ties between Beijing and Phnom Penh.

There are a number of potential concerns with the Cambodian government's plans for an inland waterway, but security isn't one of them.

Two Chinese navy corvettes have been moored at the base's new China-built pier since December.

The recording, released this week by the Chinese embassy in Manila, purports to lay out a "new model" for managing tensions at Second Thomas Shoal in the Spratly Islands.

The former leader met officials from the opposition National Unity Government and a number of ethnic armed groups during recent trips to northern Thailand.

Attempts to map the areas controlled by the military junta and its various opponents frequently obscure more than they reveal.

The investment will augment Amazon's cloud infrastructure in Singapore, and reinforce the city-state’s status as one of the world’s major data hubs.

The current economic crisis has hollowed out the capacity of an already weak state apparatus.

The past year has seen a string of confrontations between Philippine and Chinese vessels in contested parts of the South China Sea.

Box office receipts have to return to their pre-pandemic levels, but locally-made films are making up a greater proportion of ticket sales.