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Khurram Parvez has been in jail for two months over allegations of instigating violence.

Monday’s ambush was deadliest assault on security forces since 2010, police say.

Groundwater contamination affects nearly 40 million people in the country, according to official estimates.

Two countries also sign 22 agreements on defense, cyber security, nuclear energy and other areas.

Tribals opposed to division of land have blocked roads since late October.

Thousands of JMB and HuJI militants have infiltrated India from Bangladesh, an Indian official confirms.

Lower house deputy speaker quits post to ensure “impartiality” in government led by her party, UMNO.

Inquiry links Putin to missile in downing of Malaysian airliner

However, international prosecutors are closing their investigatin due to an inability to prosecute at this time.

Dong Jun warns that there are limits to Beijing's restraint in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met his Philippine counterpart Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for bilateral talks on Monday.

Green groups say religious organizations lack expertise in responsible mining practices.

The two officials resigned just months before the government plans to host Independence Day celebrations at the East Kalimantan site.

The Hemarat family has been looking after the giant beasts as mahouts in southern Trang province for about 60 years.

Manila accuses China of trying to interfere with an air-drop of supplies intended for Filipino marines stationed at Second Thomas (Ayungin) Shoal.

Many of the refugees who escaped are likely trying to head to Malaysia, observers  say.

Thai activist Wanchalearm Satsaksit was taken near his apartment in Cambodia’s capital in 2020, CCTV footage showed.

Volker Türk also called for the adoption of “a comprehensive refugee protection system.”

An EU proposal to permanently reintroduce a visa requirement for Vanuatu citizens threatens the Pacific nation’s economy and reputation, writes Tess Newton ...

Government official condemns the alleged kidnapping as a “serious breach of public trust.”

They have seen how past ventures cheated them on payments, broke promises, and disregarded local perspectives.

The men, who argued they were victims seeking refuge, face six to eight years in prison.

Angry opposition politicians accuse the parliament’s speaker of bias as he suspends chamber until September.

Abu Sayyaf remnants could still link up with other militants in and outside the Philippines, a security expert warns.

Officials say the plan will increase revenues, but critics say it will hurt most citizens and promote corruption.

From elephant pants to kettles and shoes, mass-made products from China are squeezing local competition.

News comes on heels of the country’s ranking plummeting on a global press freedom index.

Beijing claims it would allow extractions from the South China Sea outpost if given advance notice.

Fare offered in their Little Gaza Kitchen, mainly cooked by the Filipina wives of the Palestinians, is a hit.

A former senior Chinese official said Manila shouldn’t be allowed to take disputed shoals.

The former president’s remarks should not be taken seriously, his lawyer said.