Southeast Asia

Last month, 11 Acehnese villagers reached a confidential financial settlement with the U.S. oil giant, after accusing it of abuses including rape and torture.

The announcement paves the way for parliament to convene in early July, after which it will vote to select the country's next prime minister.

The motivation for the coordinated attacks on two commune offices in Dak Lak province remains unclear.

In his attempts to mollify Malay nationalists and Islamic conservatives, Anwar risks alienating his liberal and multi-ethnic support base.

Key ASEAN member states, including current chair Indonesia, will skip the talks, which are intended to "fully re-engage" Myanmar's military government.

There's a long way to go, but the country has most of the ingredients it needs to be a significant player in global EV supply chains.

With ambitious plans to export Australian solar power to Singapore, Sun Cable could reshape ASEAN’s future power demands.

At the moment, most of Indonesia’s energy demands are still met with dirty fossil fuels.

The decision ensures that next year's presidential election will proceed according to schedule, under the existing electoral rules.

The Cambodian peace process of the 1980s offers some lessons for bridging seemingly insuperable differences.

The report from the ILO highlights a pervasive problem in Southeast Asia, but one that has often been overlooked by policymakers.

Working long hours behind closed doors, the undocumented of the Netherlands toil without access to the country's full range of rights and protections.