Southeast Asia

The December 20 meeting in Bangkok will seek a way through the thicket of Myanmar's intertwined conflicts.

The investment, which has not yet been made official, would help Apple fulfill local content rules that have prevented it from selling its latest iPhone in the country.

Amid her fiery feud with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., pressure is building for Congress to remove Sara Duterte from office.

The confrontations at Scarborough and Sabina shoals indicate that Beijing has no intention of easing off on its pressure campaign in disputed waters.

The government argues that capital punishment has been an effective deterrent for drug crimes. But is there any solid evidence for the claim?

The announcement by the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army is a sign of China's growing efforts to shape the direction of the conflict in Shan State.

Thailand is becoming increasingly inhospitable to dissidents and anti-government activists from neighboring countries.

Truong My Lan, 68, may be eligible for clemency if she is able to return at least 75 percent of the misappropriated assets.

Indonesia enacted stricter regulations after a traffic accident killed 54 people in 2003. But 20 years later, the roads are not getting any safer.

Sugiono has played down the significance of a joint statement that appeared to recognize China's expansive claims in the South China Sea.

The rail line, which will link the southern metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City to the capital Hanoi, is expected to cost $67 billion.

The recent deaths of six foreign tourists in Laos has cast a light on a long-standing problem in Southeast Asia.