Southeast Asia

China’s quest for control of the disputed waters goes beyond security to include economic and cultural dimensions as well.

Do the results suggest significant public support for the defense minister's appointment of President Joko Widodo's son as his running-mate?

The country's traditional diplomatic finesse has been tested by domestic political upheaval and the rapidly shifting global strategic landscape.

The 11 inmates are the first of more than 1,000 that have applied for reviews since the abolition of the mandatory death sentence in July.

The Vietnamese EV maker is hoping to establish itself as a leading regional player, but so far its decision-making has been questionable.

The Indonesian leader told his U.S. counterpart that a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas “is a must for the sake of humanity.”

"The difference to the past," says economist Sean Turnell, "is that this junta does not seem to even pretend anymore that it has any sort of vision for Myanmar."

With the world at a technological watershed, Indonesia needs to develop mechanisms to guard against the manipulation of AI for political purposes.

The military's long-standing policy of "divide and rule" is breaking down as ethnic resistance groups gain the upper hand across the country.

Former Senator Leila De Lima has walked free on bail after nearly seven years in prison on charges that her supporters say were politically motivated.

The plan, which will disperse 10,000-baht payments to 50 million Thais, has been come under fire from economists and the political opposition.