Search results 8308 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is officially inaugurated as the Philippine leader Jun 30, 2022 The president asks his critics to work with his government in unity. Jokowi visits bombed-out Ukraine city, calls for war to end Jun 29, 2022 The Indonesian president says he will deliver a similar message in Moscow. Philippine news site Rappler ordered to shut down Jun 29, 2022 The site founded by Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa received the notice a day before President Rodrigo Duterte leaves office. Day One on the Padma Bridge Jun 29, 2022 Tragedy, selfies and a slap-down of dissent marked the historic opening. Next-generation Shinawatra takes steps to revive Thai political dynasty Jun 29, 2022 A recent poll put PM Thaksin’s daughter as the top choice for prime minister. US reiterates free speech support following Rappler shutdown order Jun 29, 2022 The Securities and Exchange Commission directive comes just days before the inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos. New $100M highway through ‘haor’ linked to worsened NE Bangladesh flooding Jun 28, 2022 The road built through the floodplain would damaged the “special ecosystem” of the region, an expert says. Philippines polluted by 163 million single-use plastic sachets used daily Jun 28, 2022 Legislation to ban such products has languished in Congress despite environmentalists’ concerns. Vietnam orders media to promote its ocean strategy Jun 28, 2022 The campaign comes as the country develops Cam Ranh Bay’s naval facilities to counter China’s presence. Philippine Supreme Court dismisses efforts to disqualify Marcos presidency Jun 28, 2022 His inauguration this week will see the culmination of efforts to rehabilitate the family name. Man arrested for removing bolts from Padma Bridge in viral TikTok Jun 27, 2022 Tens of thousands marveled at – and some mocked – the landmark bridge on its opening day. Sharia court jails woman for changing ex-husband’s visitation dates with children Jun 27, 2022 Emilia Hanafi starts seven-day sentence after her former spouse filed a contempt of court complaint. Jokowi is on ‘mission’ to stop Ukraine war, avert food crisis Jun 27, 2022 The Indonesian president traveled to Europe where he plans to urge Russian leader Vladimir Putin to declare ceasefire. Rights groups welcome ICC effort to reopen Duterte drug-war probe Jun 27, 2022 The international prosecutor says the move is necessary because government efforts don’t “constitute investigative activity.” Japan to end funding for Bangladesh coal-fired power plant amid criticism Jun 24, 2022 Financing pulled for second and final phase of 1,200 megawatt Matarbari plant in Cox’s Bazar. Filipino town gets muddy to honor Christian saint Jun 24, 2022 Residents in Aliaga town roll in the dirt as part of a tradition dating to World War II In Thai Deep South, another rebel group wants role in peace talks Jun 24, 2022 PULO, which claimed responsibility for deadly April bombings, has reached out to the government. For Ukrainian players, badminton with a mission Jun 24, 2022 Shuttlers want to remind people around the world to keep supporting their country and quest for freedom. A Padma Bridge primer Jun 24, 2022 Bangladesh’s largest infrastructure project to date opens in June 2022 Journalists slam Philippine government for blocking 2 domestic news sites Jun 24, 2022 The National Telecommunications Commission decision is unconstitutional, media groups say. Indonesian rights alliance wants public input on criminal code bill Jun 23, 2022 Activists are concerned about provisions that outlaw extramarital and same-sex behavior, criticizing the government. Thailand’s journey to democracy: ‘it won’t be too long’ Jun 23, 2022 Coups and political turmoil have marked the 90 years since Thailand became a constitutional monarchy. UN expert: Member-states should engage with NUG to find Myanmar crisis solution Jun 23, 2022 ASEAN needs a fresh approach to ensure the member country gets back on a democratic path, he adds. Thailand’s constitutional monarchy: A timeline Jun 22, 2022 Country has seen 20 charters and constitutions in 90 years. Myanmar junta representative attends ASEAN defense meeting Jun 22, 2022 Gen. Mya Tun Oo’s participation came despite calls to exclude the junta. 'I'm an expert in killing,' Myanmar junta soldier says Jun 22, 2022 A Myanmar soldier’s cell phone -- obtained by BenarNews affiliate RFA -- has evidence of atrocities, including footage of men crudely chatting about the number ... Worried about food crisis, Indonesian president to visit Russia, Ukraine Jun 22, 2022 Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, who is also G20 chair, has chosen “not to stay idle,” his foreign minister says. Southern Philippine police kill 7 alleged members of private armed group Jun 22, 2022 The victims allegedly worked as body guards for local politicians, police source says. HRW slams Philippine move to block websites over alleged communist links Jun 22, 2022 The move is meant to stop the online spread of propaganda, government officials say. Through an old man’s eyes: Thailand’s long and troubled quest for democracy Jun 22, 2022 The country is at its “lowest point” since the 1932 Siam Revolution, Sulak Sivaraksa tells BenarNews. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 277 Next 30 items
Search results 8308 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is officially inaugurated as the Philippine leader Jun 30, 2022 The president asks his critics to work with his government in unity. Jokowi visits bombed-out Ukraine city, calls for war to end Jun 29, 2022 The Indonesian president says he will deliver a similar message in Moscow. Philippine news site Rappler ordered to shut down Jun 29, 2022 The site founded by Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa received the notice a day before President Rodrigo Duterte leaves office. Day One on the Padma Bridge Jun 29, 2022 Tragedy, selfies and a slap-down of dissent marked the historic opening. Next-generation Shinawatra takes steps to revive Thai political dynasty Jun 29, 2022 A recent poll put PM Thaksin’s daughter as the top choice for prime minister. US reiterates free speech support following Rappler shutdown order Jun 29, 2022 The Securities and Exchange Commission directive comes just days before the inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos. New $100M highway through ‘haor’ linked to worsened NE Bangladesh flooding Jun 28, 2022 The road built through the floodplain would damaged the “special ecosystem” of the region, an expert says. Philippines polluted by 163 million single-use plastic sachets used daily Jun 28, 2022 Legislation to ban such products has languished in Congress despite environmentalists’ concerns. Vietnam orders media to promote its ocean strategy Jun 28, 2022 The campaign comes as the country develops Cam Ranh Bay’s naval facilities to counter China’s presence. Philippine Supreme Court dismisses efforts to disqualify Marcos presidency Jun 28, 2022 His inauguration this week will see the culmination of efforts to rehabilitate the family name. Man arrested for removing bolts from Padma Bridge in viral TikTok Jun 27, 2022 Tens of thousands marveled at – and some mocked – the landmark bridge on its opening day. Sharia court jails woman for changing ex-husband’s visitation dates with children Jun 27, 2022 Emilia Hanafi starts seven-day sentence after her former spouse filed a contempt of court complaint. Jokowi is on ‘mission’ to stop Ukraine war, avert food crisis Jun 27, 2022 The Indonesian president traveled to Europe where he plans to urge Russian leader Vladimir Putin to declare ceasefire. Rights groups welcome ICC effort to reopen Duterte drug-war probe Jun 27, 2022 The international prosecutor says the move is necessary because government efforts don’t “constitute investigative activity.” Japan to end funding for Bangladesh coal-fired power plant amid criticism Jun 24, 2022 Financing pulled for second and final phase of 1,200 megawatt Matarbari plant in Cox’s Bazar. Filipino town gets muddy to honor Christian saint Jun 24, 2022 Residents in Aliaga town roll in the dirt as part of a tradition dating to World War II In Thai Deep South, another rebel group wants role in peace talks Jun 24, 2022 PULO, which claimed responsibility for deadly April bombings, has reached out to the government. For Ukrainian players, badminton with a mission Jun 24, 2022 Shuttlers want to remind people around the world to keep supporting their country and quest for freedom. A Padma Bridge primer Jun 24, 2022 Bangladesh’s largest infrastructure project to date opens in June 2022 Journalists slam Philippine government for blocking 2 domestic news sites Jun 24, 2022 The National Telecommunications Commission decision is unconstitutional, media groups say. Indonesian rights alliance wants public input on criminal code bill Jun 23, 2022 Activists are concerned about provisions that outlaw extramarital and same-sex behavior, criticizing the government. Thailand’s journey to democracy: ‘it won’t be too long’ Jun 23, 2022 Coups and political turmoil have marked the 90 years since Thailand became a constitutional monarchy. UN expert: Member-states should engage with NUG to find Myanmar crisis solution Jun 23, 2022 ASEAN needs a fresh approach to ensure the member country gets back on a democratic path, he adds. Thailand’s constitutional monarchy: A timeline Jun 22, 2022 Country has seen 20 charters and constitutions in 90 years. Myanmar junta representative attends ASEAN defense meeting Jun 22, 2022 Gen. Mya Tun Oo’s participation came despite calls to exclude the junta. 'I'm an expert in killing,' Myanmar junta soldier says Jun 22, 2022 A Myanmar soldier’s cell phone -- obtained by BenarNews affiliate RFA -- has evidence of atrocities, including footage of men crudely chatting about the number ... Worried about food crisis, Indonesian president to visit Russia, Ukraine Jun 22, 2022 Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, who is also G20 chair, has chosen “not to stay idle,” his foreign minister says. Southern Philippine police kill 7 alleged members of private armed group Jun 22, 2022 The victims allegedly worked as body guards for local politicians, police source says. HRW slams Philippine move to block websites over alleged communist links Jun 22, 2022 The move is meant to stop the online spread of propaganda, government officials say. Through an old man’s eyes: Thailand’s long and troubled quest for democracy Jun 22, 2022 The country is at its “lowest point” since the 1932 Siam Revolution, Sulak Sivaraksa tells BenarNews. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 277 Next 30 items