Officials say YouTube still posts 55,000 'toxic, illegal' videos and hasn’t installed technology to follow government rules that call for removal
The chairman of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations said Sunday he expected his bloc to sign a first reading of the South China Sea code of conduct this year
A flight attendant strike since Thursday grounds 532 flights, impacting more than 25,000 people
Officials in Washington fear Beijing is going too far in exerting control in a disputed, resource-rich South China Sea
People in the Philippine navy are angry about China’s role in a June 9 boat collision, but the Southeast Asian country’s president is taking a wait-and-see stance
The ruling party, which takes a guarded view toward China, picked incumbent President Tsai Ing-wen Thursday as its candidate in the 2020 election
China wants to rule Taiwan as it does Hong Kong, and mass protests over increased Chinese rule in the former British colony have heads shaking in Taiwan
China wants to rule Taiwan as it does Hong Kong; mass protests over increased Chinese rule in the former British colony have heads shaking in Taiwan
After five months of deliberation, Vietnam imposed temporary anti-dumping tariffs of up to 36% on certain Chinese aluminum goods
An American contractor is due to sell 34 ScanEagle drones to Southeast Asian countries that oppose Chinese claims in the disputed South China Sea
A U.S. State Department official visited Manila this week to discuss three more years of anti-terrorism work for restive parts of the southern Philippines
The US Treasury plans to examine Vietnam further for currency practices, The export-dependent country is expected to avoid any punitive US tariffs
Defense chiefs from China and the US made competing appeals to 600 delegates from around Asia at a forum over the weekend
The U.S. Senate is considering a bill that would sanction companies or people who help Beijing expand its reach in the disputed South China Sea
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