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Jakarta’s “foreign policy tradition in such a situation is to play it safe,” one analyst says.

The government is forcing ‘volunteers’ to feed families of patients in quarantine but doesn’t offer any extra food.

The move sparks concern that the app will be used to prevent people from protesting or doing human rights work.

Citizens are dubious that their cash-strapped government can really pay the advertised 20 percent interest rate.

Student Muhammad Usman Asad holds a one-man protest against China’s repression of Uyghurs.

Government rescuers did not reach the affected area until three days after the earthquake struck.

The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) says it won't recognize 'unequal treaties' signed by the Qing Dynasty.

Police and troops targeted demonstrators aged between 18 and 30.

The comments came in a report on Chau Van Kham, serving a 12-year sentence in Vietnam.

They now must send more money to the government back home each month than they earn, according to one source.

Police submit investigation report to court recommending murder charges against 29 suspected ARSA members.

Tens of thousands of minors have been displaced by military attacks since last year’s coup.

Theary Seng refused to enter the court, saying that authorities would have to arrest her publicly.

Reporters are only allowed to tell ‘one-sided stories,’ former editor says.

Theary Seng was one of more than 50 opposition figures convicted Tuesday in a mass trial. She has drawn media attention for wearing elaborate outfits to her ...

Viral video of a gang of thugs has prompted widespread public anger and fears for women's safety in public places.

China dismisses the concept of 'international waters,' claiming the entire Taiwan Strait as its own territory.

The locals, in their 70s and 80s, were killed by troops before they torched Lat Pu Kan.

Ly Van Phuong is the latest soldier to die at his barracks in suspicious circumstances.

They say the military regime cannot be trusted and must pay for its crimes against civilians.

Citizens report that rescue teams were slow to respond and that the townspeople had to help themselves.

Bui Van Tuan and Trinh Van Hai were serving time for resisting officers during a raid of their community.

Desperate for work and food, refugees often pay traffickers thousands of dollars to make a risky trip to Malaysia.

The outgoing president spoke out during the commissioning of a Coast Guard “multi-role response vessel.”

Details of 'non-war' operations have yet to emerge, but spark concerns over a possible future invasion of Taiwan.

Many of those in line are young people seeking better-paid jobs in Thailand. The surge in passport applications comes as Laos reopens after a two-plus year ...

Protests are held in exile around the world, with large rallies and speeches in London and Taipei.

Will student protests, public anger over restrictions spark resistance, or will 'stability maintenance' prevail?

Questions remain on where smaller Southeast Asian nations feature in the U.S. grand strategy.