Southeast Asia

Over the past decade, nearly four out of five H5N1 victims in Cambodia have been children.

A deal would make Indonesia the second Southeast Asian nation after the Philippines to acquire the potent supersonic missile.

Brussels called a halt negotiations in mid-2014, shortly after the Thai military seized power in a coup.

Junta officials are visiting refugee camps in order to verify those who have been shortlisted for repatriation under a China-mediated pilot program.

Earlier this month, a district court ordered election authorities to suspend their preparation for next year's polls.

In order to attract foreign investment in zero-carbon energy sources, the government will have to undertake serious structural reforms.

This year has seen a series of armed ambushes of local government officials. Meanwhile, the "war on drugs" continues.

The Chinese embassy in Manila said that the expansion of EDCA "will seriously harm Philippine national interests and endanger regional peace and stability."

Despite the government's expansive vision, purpose-built, concept-driven projects like Nusantara have a poor track record of success.

The besieged leader has described the charges as a form of “organized political persecution” designed to hobble his party at state elections later this year.

Victims were reportedly decapitated, amputated, and disemboweled in a grisly incident in Sagaing Region.

Four major assumptions commonly made by analysts need to be challenged.

Whether the $34 billion Nusantara project succeeds depends on whether the government can attract sufficient foreign investment.

There is little evidence that the country’s political landscape is divided into “pro-Chinese” and “pro-American” camps.

Western financial aid to the opposition movement could help unify the anti-junta resistance, and even tip the balance in its favor.

The case is likely to raise the political temperature ahead of a string of important state elections later this year.

The Minimum Essential Force modernization program ends next year. Does TNI-AL have a plan for what to do next?

Rising tourism arrivals could offer some economic relief, though the government faces a number of complex structural challenges.

The request comes after the World Food Program was forced to cut its food aid to the refugee camps in Bangladesh due to funding shortfalls.

The military administration's recent decision to permit civilian ownership of firearms will generate further political chaos and instability.

Manila's coast guard has taken extra efforts to document and publicize assertive Chinese behavior in the South China Sea.

The cartoon images of the duck, a symbol of the country's pro-democracy movement, were said to mock the Thai king.

President Joko Widodo is hoping to transform Indonesia into a leading manufacturer of batteries and electric vehicles.

For years, militant groups have used video games as a means of linking supporters, spreading propaganda, and attracting youth to their cause.