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Kim Jong Un’s claim the missile will “contain any rivals in the Pacific” has stoked fears over the U.S. military’s ability to defend Guam from attack.

Vanuatu’s self-sabotaging political class has left the country struggling to deal with social and economic shocks of recent natural disasters.

The tech giant proposed constructing a factory to produce accessories instead of components for mobile phone.

While offering convenience, e-commerce apps offering easy money may fuel financial instability, impulsive spending among young users.

To protect themselves from reprisals over past stories on Awami League, reporters are practicing self-censorship.

The military has responded to an insurgent offer of talks with even more airstrikes, residents say.

Tribal violence during the New Year highlights increasing lawlessness and lack of police resources.

But Southeast Asia’s largest economy sees entry as a strategic geopolitical move amid Sino-U.S. rivalry.

Research suggests a proliferation in plans for hydropower dams in the ecologically and politically sensitive region.

CCG 5901 had already left the coastline off the Philippine province of Zambales, the Philippine Coast Guard said.

The suspect will be deported back to Thailand on its request and after investigation, Cambodia says.

UXOs contaminate the Pacific but there's little clean-up funding despite hundreds of millions of dollars being spent on new defense infrastructure.

Surveillance video shows a suspect breezily crossing a busy street just before 3 shots ring out.

Human metapneumovirus is not new and should not be a cause for panic, health officials and experts say.

An Islamic organization buried over 100 unidentified bodies linked to July, August rallies in a Dhaka cemetery.

The workers were angry over the abuse at the complex known for forced labor and trafficking.

Government reiterates no knowledge of royal decree permitting house arrest, although defense presented fresh evidence.

Beijing has repeatedly asserted its jurisdiction over Scarborough Shoal, which lies within Manila’s exclusive economic zone.

Thich Minh Tue, whose fame drew the apparent ire of authorities, is on 2,700-kilometer barefoot pilgrimage.

If the Arakan Army allows their repatriation, Rohingya may not be safe from junta airstrikes.

The national legislature must now amend the election regulation to implement the Constitutional Court judgment, analysts said.

The Malaysian village that is being swallowed by the sea

This village in Terengganu, Malaysia, has seen its beach recede over the past 10 years, but in recent months - the coastal erosion has accelerated rapidly. ...

The move comes more than a month after the vice president allegedly threatened to kill her former political ally.

The waterway is expected to stay turbulent through the new year; we explore possible flashpoints.

Navigating the shared challenges of climate change, geostrategic tensions, political upheaval, disaster recovery and decolonization plus a 50th birthday party.

American firm ThorCon’s local unit says first nuclear power plant moving ahead, but one officials says no decision yet.

Bangladesh analysts, activists question deposed long-time leader’s ability to recover from pro-democracy protests in 2024.

The world’s largest coast guard ship arrived at the disputed area as China’s navy holds drills to exert air control.

Thich Minh Tue, who was an internet hero earlier this year, is on a pilgrimage by foot to India.

Fahmi Reza detained for a drawing of incoming governor – once accused of corruption – with ringgit note in mouth.