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Villagers say their homes were damaged during the construction of Indonesia's high-speed rail

Cracking walls and subsiding floors - residents of Tipar Silih Asih village in Padalarang, Indonesia, say their homes are still experiencing damages that ...

How Rohingya Hindus celebrate Durga Puja differently in Bangladesh

Hindu Rohingya sheltering at refugee camps in Bangladesh celebrated Durga Puja, their religion’s festival dedicated to the goddess Durga. Some of them have ...

Controversy before Malaysian Education Ministry’s “Palestine Solidarity Week”

Controversial videos from Malaysian schools show students, adults, holding guns and waving Palestinian flags before the Education Ministry’s “Palestine ...

Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh’s PM and fled the country. Here’s how people reacted.

Watch the chaos and celebration in Bangladesh as people react to news of Sheikh Hasina resigning as prime minister and fleeing the country, after weeks of ...

Fishermen hit as Philippine oil spill lingers

The oil slick from a sunken tanker near the Philippine capital has reached fishing communities, forcing a ban on catching and selling fish – the only source of ...

Weekend Fire Uproots Thousands at Rohingya Camp in Bangladesh

Jan. 9 blaze gutted some 600 huts at Camp 16 before it was put out, officials say.

Health Measures Push Filipinos to Visit Graves Early for All Souls’ Day

Fearing COVID-19 super-spreader events, the Philippines has shut down all private and public cemeteries from Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 – dates that coincide with ...

Will ecotourism save Indonesia’s mangroves?

Indonesia has the largest area of mangrove forests in the world – 4 million hectares. But 700,000 hectares of mangroves have been lost to #deforestation for ...

Despair deepens for Bangladesh's climate migrants

"Due to climate change, this region is facing great risks from natural disasters," a local official says.

Filipinos fishing on frontline of China's expansionism in disputed sea

"It feels like being a thief in your own backyard," one fisherman says.

Bangladesh's power grid back up and running

A blackout in most parts of the country affected tens of millions of people.

Fan loses wife, daughters in Indonesia football crush

Andi Hariyanto says he will never watch a football match again after his wife, two teenage daughters and a cousin were crushed to death in a stampede at an ...

'Sadness and gratitude' for Thai massacre survivor

A 3-year-old girl who managed to survive last week's massacre at a nursery in northeast Thailand slumbered through the horror under a blanket in the corner of ...

Families of Thai shooting victims offer prayers

Final prayers, cremations five days after nursery attack bring an end to three days of mourning for the victims.

Bali marks 20 years since bombings

Hundreds gather to commemorate 20 years since the blasts that killed 202 people.

US grants $100 million to Philippine military to boost modernization efforts

Ambassador Marykay Loss Carlson says Manila can use the military funding “as it wishes.”

The stories that captivated you in 2024

This year, BenarNews video journalists were on the ground capturing pivotal moments—from the turmoil in Bangladesh and the rising tensions in the South China ...

Indonesians Free Croc of Rubber Tire Around Neck

The crocodile's neck had been trapped in the tire for more than five years.

Presidential Polls Season Under Way in Philippines

The son of a late dictator and a former boxing star are among the contenders in a colorful field.

Malaysian Singer: 'Fragile' is about People Telling the Truth

Namewee speaks with BenarNews about his viral song criticizing China’s online troll army that was blocked by Beijing.

A first look at Indonesia’s presidential hopefuls

Indonesia has started the registration for presidential candidates and their running mates. Supporters of Anies Baswedan and Muhaimin Iskandar, and Ganjar ...