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Hun Sen’s trip will hurt the people and lend support to repressive regime, demonstrators say.

He documented generational travails of country in novels, short stories and other writings.

First face-to-face talks since March 2020 between Thai negotiators and separatist rebels to take place in Malaysia.

Women’s rights groups, meanwhile, praised the government for protecting girls from unwanted marriages.

“NU will no longer be involved in identity politics whatsoever,” Yahya Cholil Staquf says in interview with BenarNews.

Junta-appointed foreign ministry says center’s website contains “false and misleading statements and information.”

Observers said the visit shows ASEAN will not hold the junta to account under Cambodia’s chairmanship.

The Supreme Court scaled back – but did not abolish – contentious quotas for government jobs.

Beijing, Manila give contradictory information on what was agreed over the disputed reef in the South China Sea.

A shift to battery-powered cars is painted as both savior and threat for nation’s manufacturers.

The Philippine leader also says Manila will not yield in its South China Sea dispute with Beijing.

Military, police maintain patrols to keep people inside their homes.

An exhibit on the 2002 Bali bombing recently reduced a survivor of the tragedy to tears.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina blames opposition parties for clashes that claimed at least 138 lives in nationwide unrest.

UN remains very concerned over increasing recent reports of violent incidents and civilian casualties involving security forces and pro-independence groups.

Officials say the video released by Rodrigo Duterte supporters seeks to destabilize the Marcos administration.

The administration previously insisted marijuana would be outlawed again because it was being abused.

Authorities arrest more than 1,000 people they say were involved in violence during week of unrest.

PNG police are investigating several days of violence and killing of villagers in the country’s remote north-west.

Hundreds of thousands of workers are believed to need a vital document to stay in Thailand.

Protecting its Islamic boarding schools could be behind the extremist group’s decision to disband, analysts say.

Killings increased and protests raged unabated, as information coming out of the South Asian nation slowed to a trickle.

Authorities declare “state of calamity” in the capital Manila and nearby suburbs.

Hundreds of thousands of refugees live in prison-like camps nearly seven years after fleeing Myanmar.

Even the dead find no peace, distraught relative says.

Citizens will get a one time handout of 10,000 baht (U.S. $277) each.

Task force to be set up after U.N. rights official highlighted growing role of Thailand in helping Myanmar get arms.

Dissident faces charge of terrorism in Vietnam for deadly attacks there when he was already in Thailand.

Authorities continue to conduct rescue operations as thousands of residents remain stranded by floodwaters.

Leaders of students’ anti-quota protests, which spiraled into violence, demand four ministers’ resignations, alleging they were linked to unrest.