Allegations of Myanmar Military Using Banned Weapons
Allegations and investigations of Myanmar military's use of prohibited weapons including chemical and incendiary substances. Anti-coup forces raise concerns.
Indonesian band stands up for Taiwan’s migrant workers
Southern Riot uses poetry and punk to fight against migrant worker exploitation in Taiwan
Discovering the World’s Oldest Artwork in an Indonesian Cave
Unveiling a 51,200-year-old cave painting showcasing a unique narrative from ancient times.
Southeast Asia armed group Jemaah Islamiyah to disband: Report
An Al-Qaeda-linked group accused of orchestrating deadly attacks in Indonesia, including the 2002 Bali nightclub bombing, announces its disbandment.
'We are not criminals': Philippines considers legalizing divorce
The Philippines is the only place other than the Vatican where divorce is banned, but new legislation may change that.
Putin and Xi celebrate the ‘stability’ of their China-Russia partnership at SCO event
Presidents Putin and Xi highlight the enduring strength of their alliance during the SCO summit, emphasizing their shared vision for a multipolar world.
Thaksin Secures Bail Amid Politically Charged Legal Battles in Thailand
Former PM Thaksin Shinawatra is bailed as Thai courts handle cases against key political figures, highlighting a confrontation with the conservative elite.
Thailand Becomes First Southeast Asian Nation to Approve Same-Sex Marriages
Human rights advocates celebrate as Thailand's upper house passes a bill allowing marriage equality.
China Blamed for Removing Culture and Religion from Uighur Village Names
Analysis finds that around 630 villages in Xinjiang renamed between 2009 and 2023, reflecting the Chinese Communist Party's ideology.
Kim Pledges Firm Backing for Russia in Ukraine as Putin Visits North Korea
President Vladimir Putin acknowledges North Korean support on Ukraine, signaling growing ties between the two nations.
China's Intent to Detain Foreigners in South China Sea Sparks Controversy
The Philippines challenges China's new maritime regulations in the UN, fueling the dispute in the South China Sea.
Tensions Rise as China and Philippines Clash Over South China Sea Incident
Two vessels from China and the Philippines have collided in the disputed South China Sea, escalating tensions between the two nations.
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