East Asia Pacific

The country of about 750,000 people has now fully vaccinated 90% of adults in an effort propelled by international donors, its leaders and the community

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the immigration raids were 'dehumanizing'  

Military leader recommits to elections, working with ASEAN

New record set one day after Japan extended a state of emergency for Tokyo through the end of August to contain coronavirus spread

Permanent Court of Arbitration said in July 2016 that Beijing lacks legal basis for its nine-dash line claim over South China Sea, and China reiterated its opposition to ruling this July

Five days of virtual meetings come after Biden administration in its early days was seen as paying little attention to the region

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited Hanoi and Manila this week to advocate ‘integrated deterrence’ among Southeast Asian states

The army took over six months ago

Worldwide, coronavirus infections are once again on the upswing

New York federal judge issues judgment of forfeiture authorizing US to take ownership of M/T Courageous, which is in Cambodia

Announcement comes as Philippines President Duterte allows the rotation of U.S. troops in and out of the country

White House confirms trip, says Harris ‘will engage the leaders of both governments on issues of mutual interest, including regional security, the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and our joint efforts to promote a rules-based international order’

Leon Tong Ying-kit was found guilty this week by a special High Court panel

An opening day at the Olympics that’s supposed to produce little more than a brisk jog for the world’s best at 100 meters turned into something very different Friday

Activist says, 'I believe that no one person or political party in Hong Kong can clearly know where the red-line of the National Security Law is'