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But Apollo Quiboloy, founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church who is being sought over sex-abuse allegations, was nowhere in sight.

The bloc’s leaning shifted to China in one year, but Vietnam and the Philippines prefer the U.S.

The Election Commission wants the party dissolved over its campaign to reform Thailand’s royal insult law.

The man could face execution or life in prison if found guilty of firearms possession.

The high temperatures put people at risk of cramps, heat exhaustion and probable heat stroke, authorities say.

Outgoing President Jokowi signed off on defense chief visiting with regional leaders months before being sworn in.

The U.S., Japan and the Philippines to launch joint naval patrols amid tensions with China in the South China Sea.

Conditions could worsen as region copes with ongoing high temperatures and drought, environmentalists fear.

Rommel Francisco Marbil promises transparency in leading national force tainted by alleged human rights abuses.

Now undocumented and in debt, many have taken low-paying jobs to survive.

And as the industry – news TV, politicians and social media – magnifies controversies, potential to inflame communities rises.

Police are investigating whether the unnamed suspect is a member of Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency.

China strikes before the United States in wooing future leader of Southeast Asia’s largest economy, analysts say.

The Article 23 legislation has increased safety worries for its journalists, the news outlet’s president said.

But USAID says there’s not much money left for the 1.2 million refugees after their $10 monthly food ration.

Labor leaders plan to ask higher court to reinstate charges in Shahidul Islam killing case.

Islanders on Pag-asa (Thitu Island) blame Chinese, Vietnamese ships’ use of dynamite, cyanide for destroying coral reefs.

Resuming discussions could lead to more resources in energy-starved nations.

A conviction would bar former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama from election to Parliament for nearly a decade.

Human rights activists say misinformation and fake news about the persecuted Myanmar minority are influencing Acehnese.

A promised multi-billion baht program to give cash handouts to citizens has yet to take off.

The president-elect and his team say the plaintiffs did not present proof of a tainted election.

The landmark legislation still requires approval from the conservative-leaning Senate and endorsement from the king.

The deployment of the medium-endurance cutter to the Pacific will help police the region’s vast fisheries.

The declaration by Davao Mayor Sebastian Duterte alarms human rights advocates.

In an unusually combative exhortation, the Catholic priests also called on the Marcos administration to take a firmer stance.

Prosecutors say the defendants hurt religious feelings by selling socks emblazoned with the word ‘Allah.'

Investigators spoke to thousands of refugees, including Rohingya, in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.

The move comes amid rumors of a crackdown on gangs in towns along the Thai border.

Seventy-five people were rescued last week and brought to shore after their wooden boat overturned.