Among the 134 people who officials say have been 'neutralized' in strikes on Marawi, 2 Saudis, 2 Indonesians, 2 Malaysians, a Yemeni and a Chechen were killed
Beijing declared a May-through-August ban on commercial fishing in the South China Sea
Experts say U.S. “freedom of navigation” mission, remarks from defense secretary are aimed at reassuring Washington’s edgy allies in Southeast Asia
G7 leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump, indirectly cautioned Beijing on militarizing the South China Sea, a move rejected by Beijing
Some 60 exhibitors at the annual Computex Taipei show are working on virtual reality-related products
Week of fighting between troops and a Muslim rebel group has killed nearly 100 people, forcing more to relocate
China puts faith in Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s actions that show he cares about long-term political and economic ties, experts say
Judges said this week Taiwan’s Constitution should protect unions between two men or two women, but Taiwan’s parliament hasn’t given final approval
President Rodrigo Duterte has declared martial law in the southern province of Mindanao
Vietnam PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc is expected to become the first Southeast Asian leader to visit the White House since Trump took office in January
Taiwan president finishes her first year under mounting pressure from China and her public
US-Philippine drills, an exercise that Beijing normally resents, are avoiding Chinese maritime claims
Presidents of the two Communist neighbors with a history of sovereignty disputes are meeting to talk about trade and investment
President Rodrigo Duterte earned ‘much trust’ from 80 percent of citizens last quarter on perceptions that the country is safer, polling agency says
Officials in Taiwan say political rival China blocked it from the 2017 World Health Assembly, risking a public opinion backlash after a year of other upsets
A deal would let China tell other countries it can work peacefully with Southeast Asian maritime claimants
Beijing and Southeast Asian states are discussing ways to share the South China Sea; Taiwan lacks diplomatic ties needed to join the talks
Duterte is evaluating an invitation from President Trump after almost a year of unprecedented cooperation with China
Taiwanese leaders indicate decision is make-or-break moment
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, host of the summit, also took an oblique swipe at Western governments, asking them not to meddle in the affairs of others
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