#ASEAN

Nadiem Makarim's legal battle raises concerns about authoritarianism. Southeast Asia watches Indonesia's political climate closely.

ASEAN leaders convene in the Philippines, focusing on economic impacts of the Iran conflict amid territorial and regional disputes.

Thailand's annual Look Noo rocket festival blends ancient traditions and modern festivities, reflecting the cultural and regional dynamics of Southeast Asia.

Aung San Suu Kyi moved to house arrest in Myanmar, signaling shifts in military's control over her fate amid ongoing political unrest.

Vietnam's elections see 93% of candidates from the Communist Party, highlighting entrenched one-party dominance and regional implications.

Thailand heads toward early elections amid rising nationalism and Cambodia border disputes. Political expert calls it calculated strategy, not gamble.

Escalating border violence forces massive displacement as civilians seek shelter at racetracks and temples. Regional stability threatened by unprecedented refugee crisis.

Malaysia's harsh enforcement campaign against undocumented migrants has resulted in hundreds of deaths in custody, raising international human rights concerns.

Over 1,000 people have died from severe flooding across four Asian nations, prompting military deployment in Sri Lanka and Indonesia for rescue operations.

Catastrophic flooding across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam has claimed over 1,200 lives, displacing millions and highlighting regional climate vulnerabilities.

Indonesia's devastating floods claim 442 lives as authorities battle to reach isolated areas on Sumatra island, highlighting the nation's vulnerability to climate disasters.

Devastating monsoon floods and landslides across Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia have killed over 600 people, creating a humanitarian crisis that tests regional disaster response capabilities.