News reports triggering suit ask whether Azam Baki’s shareholdings were properly declared, wheth
Rights groups say it’s deliberately starving civilians of lifesaving supplies to try to crush a growing armed resistance
Thailand has sent four UN-registered refugees back to Cambodia in the past month, driving dozens of others into hiding
As Laos braces for impact with its giant neighbor, China looks ahead to Thailand and Malaysia
With anti-junta forces starting to pull together and stepping up attacks, analysts see no end in sight to Myanmar’s bloody post-coup crisis
Analysts, advocates and lawmakers say a recent ruling that deems calls to rein in the country’s powerful monarchy unconstitutional cuts off a peaceful path to bridging Thailand’s liberal-conservative divide
Cambodia, Laos and Malaysia are missing from the COP26 Declaration on Forests and Land Use. Indonesia has joined but cast doubt about its commitment
Fully vaccinated foreigners from select countries can enter Thailand without lengthy quarantine as of Nov. 1
Having rejected project before, government’s environmental watchdog is now on board; move could give Beijing new outpost for its sweeping Belt and Road Initiative
The new law gives the government the power to block online content going on mere suspicion and takes most oversight authority away from the courts
Shareholders in India’s Bharat Electronics, which shipped a weapons system to Myanmar in July, include Goldman Sachs, Vanguard, BNP Paribas and Nippon Life
Bill to reform Thailand’s notoriously corrupt police force comes in the wake of a high-living station chief’s alleged torture of a drug suspect for fast cash
The collaboration will be their most ambitious yet, but outside experts wonder whether it goes far enough
As Beijing draws closer to Myanmar's new junta, China's Communist Party stays in touch with the ousted National League for Democracy
The new route may pull the neighbors closer but is unlikely to pay off at least until China convinces Myanmar to lay new train tracks, analysts say
Analysts tell VOA how the contest could play out when the UN General Assembly convenes this month and why it matters
With the virus pushing Bangkok’s hospitals to the brink, a new website is connecting the sick with people willing to assist
Ismail Sabri Yaakob is Malaysia’s third prime minister in as many years; many will be watching to see whether the corruption cases against fellow UMNO members more forward.
Myanmar’s shadow government welcomed ASEAN’s appointment of Brunei’s Erywan Yusof; others raise doubts, reject bloc’s choice
A cap could disrupt vaccine rollout in neighbor countries amid their own COVID spikes, health experts say
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