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Japan’s Billions Are the Wildcard in Southeast Asia’s Aid Race

Credit: Depositphotos For the last two decades, the contest for influence in Southeast Asia has almost always been conceptualized as a two-horse race: China floods...

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Vietnam’s Top Leader To Lam to Pay State Visits to Australia and New Zealand

To Lam, general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and president of Vietnam, delivers a keynote address at the 23rd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in...

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Where is Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi?

A stencil graffiti image of Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi by an unknown artist in Bangkok, Thailand. Credit: Photo 49495792 © 1000words | Dreamstime.com The...

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How the World Learned to Live with the Exclusion of Afghan Women

Credit: Photo 186255027 | Afghanistan Women © Tim Gurney | Dreamstime.com Five years ago, when the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, the world watched...

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Vietnam Auctions Convicted Tycoon’s Luxury Car, Hermès Handbags For Over $1M

Vietnam Auctions Convicted Tycoon’s Luxury Car, Hermès Handbags For Over $1M

Credit: Depositphotos A luxury Maybach car and two white Hermès handbags once owned by the imprisoned Vietnamese property developer Truong My Lan...

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Turkey orders police to evict ousted opposition leadership from headquarters

Turkey orders police to evict ousted opposition leadership from headquarters

Advertisement Asia Turkey orders police to evict ousted opposition leadership from headquarters A file photo of Ozgur Ozel, leader of the main...

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From silver travel to gig carers, how 6 changemakers in Asia are reimagining what it means to age

From silver travel to gig carers, how 6 changemakers in Asia are reimagining what it means to age

Advertisement CNA Insider From silver travel to gig carers, how 6 changemakers in Asia are reimagining what it means to age With...

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Why Indonesia, Malaysia’s idea on tighter visa rules to counter foreign scammers may not be ‘a cure’

Why Indonesia, Malaysia’s idea on tighter visa rules to counter foreign scammers may not be ‘a cure’

Advertisement Asia Why Indonesia, Malaysia’s idea on tighter visa rules to counter foreign scammers may not be ‘a cure’ Indonesia and Malaysia...

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Oil slips 5% on hopes of US-Iran deal

Oil slips 5% on hopes of US-Iran deal

Advertisement World Oil slips 5% on hopes of US-Iran deal Oil prices fell to a two-week low on optimism that the US...

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Death toll rises to three after Philippine building collapse, with 17 still missing

Death toll rises to three after Philippine building collapse, with 17 still missing

Advertisement Asia Death toll rises to three after Philippine building collapse, with 17 still missing Two workers pinned under the wreckage were...

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