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The two nations will reportedly establish a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership when Communist Party chief To Lam visits London next week.

The summit and its associated meetings, which will be held during October 26-28, are shaping up as the most significant in years.


Vorapak’s resignation is among the aftershocks of the U.S. government's recent imposition of sanctions against a major alleged Cambodia-based...

The country has barred Israeli gymnasts from participating in this week's 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta.


The Indonesian leader said that funds for the project had been allocated and that "the land for the factories is ready."


According to state media reports, soldiers seized 30 Starlink satellite internet devices during raids in the KK Park cyber-scam hub in Karen State.


The announcement follows a major joint sanctions announcement by the U.S. and U.K. governments last week.


Talks have centered on mutual troop withdrawals, mine clearance, and the possible release of 18 Cambodian soldiers currently in Thai custody.


The purchase raises a number of questions about the trajectory of Indonesia's defense procurement strategy.


The ambitious goal is a sign of confidence on the part of the ruling Communist Party that it can navigate a series of challenging economic headwinds.


It remains to be seen whether the Kuala Lumpur Declaration will move much beyond the July 28 ceasefire agreement between the two sides.


The sanctions targeted Cambodia's Prince Group and its chairman Chen Zhi, whom U.S. prosecutors accuse of running a region-spanning "cyberfraud...


Washington's statement followed an incident in the vicinity of Thitu Island, the largest Philippine-occupied feature in the Spratly Islands.


The question threatens to overshadow the run-up to the 47th ASEAN Summit and related meetings at the end of the month.


The contentious polls are scheduled to be held in several phases beginning on December 28.

In a speech to an economic conference in Bangkok, Suphajee Suthumpun also warned about the accumulation of challenges facing the country's economy.

The CSP is based on a common interest as small nations seeking to navigate an era of intensifying geopolitical tension and economic protectionism.

Among the proposed initiatives is improved reciprocal access to military facilities in each country.

The junta continues to intensify its attacks on resistance forces in the run-up to its controversial planned election at the end of the year.

The trial has done little to illuminate who was ultimately responsible for the brazen daylight assassination in January.

General Secretary To Lam's visit is the first by a senior Vietnamese leader to the isolated nation in nearly two decades.

The junta is intensifying its ground and air offensives ahead of its planned election in late December.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government is keen to capitalize on the growing global demand for rare earth elements.

A safe and voluntary repatriation of refugees to Rakhine State remains unlikely for the foreseeable future. Is it time for a new approach?

The CCG vowed to "stand guard" over Scarborough Shoal, the subject of recent tensions between China and the Philippines.

The festering humanitarian emergency in southeastern Bangladesh has been eclipsed by a succession of regional and global crises.

More than 6,000 schoolchildren have fallen ill since the launch of President Prabowo Subianto's flagship program, prompting calls for its suspension.

EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic signed a long-awaited Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with Indonesia on Tuesday.

The number of such cases more than tripled from 589 in the first half of 2024 to 1,762 over the same period this year, according to the Singaporean...

The Malaysian leader was awarded Timor-Leste's highest honor “in recognition of his long-standing advocacy and Malaysia’s role in supporting the...

The new prime minister also announced several measures to revive the Thai economy and alleviate the cost of living.

President Prabowo Subianto is accused of eroding the firewall erected between the military and civilian spheres after the fall of Suharto in 1998.

The bloc, which includes around a third of global GDP, has assumed greater significance following Washington's sharp protectionist turn.

The change is a telling concession to the challenges that the military faces in holding a “nationwide” election in the midst of the country's...

Last week, a Reuters report turned a spotlight on the alleged role of Thai officials in facilitating the trafficking of foreign workers to scam...

During September 11-13, the Philippines, Japan, and the United States took part in a "maritime cooperation activity" inside the Philippines' exclusive...

The influx of new state-of-the-art aircraft over the remainder of the decade will complete the “progressive drawdown” of the RSAF’s ageing F-16 fleet.

A senior Philippine official has described the move as a prelude to Beijing's "eventual occupation" of the disputed South China Sea atoll.

The ex-leader allegedly suffers from significant cognitive deficiencies that affect his memory, his executive functioning, and "his capacity for...

The two sides have agreed to withdraw heavy weaponry, begin joint de-mining operations, and move toward reopening of trade routes.

The U.S. Treasury Department says that Americans lost more than $10 billion to Southeast Asia-based scammers in 2024.

The verdict represents a major blow – perhaps a fatal one – to the political fortunes of the billionaire former leader.

The reshuffle, which included changes to five ministries, comes after two weeks of at times violent protests against police brutality and economic...

Thaksin Shinawatra left the country abruptly for Dubai last week, shortly before a scheduled prime ministerial vote in parliament.

The 58-year-old, who was elected by the Thai parliament last week, has promised that his government will “work tirelessly."

The call follows revelations about large-scale graft involving government-funded flood control projects.

The vote brings to an end a week of political uncertainty, but Thailand's political instability seems set to continue.

The move is an attempt to mollify public anger at police brutality and the growing economic privation facing many Indonesians.

The ruling Pheu Thai party is attempting to thwart the formation of a new government by dissolving parliament, pushing the country into "uncharted...

A parliamentary vote to select the country's next prime minister could take place as early as Friday.
