Asean upholds ‘noninterference’ as it brings human rights body into Myanmar debate
Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi noted concerns from other Asean countries that any additional pressure could prove unproductive.
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No Myanmar representation at Asean-led meeting, chair says
Asean has barred the Myanmar junta from joining its meetings due to its lack of progress in implementing the peace plan its generals agreed to last year.
Despite China warnings, Nancy Pelosi to visit Taiwan today
News reports said the US House of Representatives Speaker would stay the night in Taiwan and visit Parliament tomorrow.
Myanmar executions overshadow AMM
The coming AMM will be the first time the meeting will be held in person since 2019.
Japan, U.S. foreign ministers affirm importance of Taiwan Strait
The two men also reiterated the importance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, where China is increasing military pressure.
PLA aims to become modernized, world-class military
The modernisation will be aimed at meeting the demands of China's global standing, State Councilor and Defence Minister Wei Fenghe said.
Pelosi to lead US congressional delegation on visit to S’pore, Malaysia, SK, Japan
Ms Pelosi's office announced on Sunday that the visit seeks "to reaffirm America's strong and unshakeable commitment to our allies and friends in the region".
Former president Fidel Ramos dies at 94
According to the Ramos family, the wake and funeral arrangements for the former president will be announced later.
Another harassment incident recorded in Ayungin Shoal
Ayungin Shoal is a low-tide elevation located 105 nautical miles off Palawan and is within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone.
South Korea’s Park vows to find solution to labour row with Japan
The issue of Koreans requisitioned to work for Japanese companies during World War II stands at the center of lingering wartime disputes between Japan and South Korea.