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The Missile Defense Agency deemed the first Guam test successful, noting debris fell into the ocean.

Twenty-two nations and territories form ‘unprecedented’ Pacific Policing Initiative with U.S. $270 million in Australian funding.

Government’s Land Bank Authority ought to reimburse communities near the project site in East Kalimantan at market value, locals say.

Deployment comes after Taiwan leader’s Pacific tour that included a U.S. stop.

Papua New Guinea and Nauru put sovereignty over security deals on the line.

Students graduating from the independent system face obstacles to further studies abroad or work.

Top polluters China and the U.S. have argued against liability for rising temperatures.

Electoral losses this year and tensions within the opposition foreshadow a reckoning as politics remains polarized, analyst Bridget Welsh writes.

In 2025, foreigners without proper documentation could face fines, prison if they remain in the country.

After a tumultuous anti-government uprising, the Bangladesh police force faces a morale crisis, prompting calls for mental health support, reforms.

The first-ever foreign surrogates to be arrested in Cambodia are under surveillance in a hospital.

The video was taken a month before the battalion was overrun by rebel forces.

The leader’s political alliance is backing Foreign Minister Jeremiah Manele as its PM candidate.

The daytime temperature in Metro Manila hit 38.8 degrees Celsius (101.84 degrees Fahrenheit) – an all-time high – on April 27.

Manila now has two of the four radars it bought from Tokyo for U.S. $98.7 million in 2020.

Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara’s decision to quit raises concerns about continued diplomatic efforts in Myanmar crisis.

Experts say even the military’s grip on the central region is in jeopardy due to poor leadership.

Scarborough Shoal is located within the Philippine exclusive economic zone but under de-facto control by China.

Junta troops’ recapture of border villages leaves four dead, residents said.

The killing, which was captured on Facebook Live, was the fourth deadly attack on a journalist since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. took office.

Trade with China, Bangladesh and Thailand has been hurt by conflict between junta and insurgent forces.

Nearly 25 years after independence, unemployment and poverty remain challenges.

“Auntie Ton” and her team scavenge through trash at a Bangkok dump to collect and recycle discarded clothes.

The new prime minister has indicated he’ll continue a friends-to-all foreign policy.

Fiji’s acting chief justice refused to recuse himself from the case for allegedly showing bias.

A new crop of lawmakers will soon be selected from a cross-section of society to replace junta-appointed Senate.

The Batanes archipelago, the northernmost part of the Philippines, is actually closer to Taiwan.

Manila summons a senior Chinese embassy official over April 30 water cannon incident near disputed shoal.

The annual United States Commission on International Religious Freedom report recommends placing Jakarta on special watch list.

Including parliamentary seats from his coalition and of two parties that committed support, he would command a 71% majority.