'Abuse of power!': PN decries deregistration just two days before court date

Ho Chi Minh City aims to achieve "good" or "moderate" air quality on 80% of days annually by 2030, alongside a steady reduction in fine particulate matter.

A purported district office mix-up in Mahsan exposes conflicting accounts on two neighbouring Chinese new villages.

'Those who currently hold power may do whatever they wish.'

UPDATED 9.25PM | DBP's website, along with a state govt's portal, appear to have been compromised.

AIRO Media, Entertainment and Trading Joint Stock Company has announced an investment in Đất Đỏ (Red Earth), a feature movie about Võ Thị Sáu, a Hero of the People’s Armed Forces.

From a music club to rural classrooms, traditional music of the Central Highlands is finding new life as musicians pass down their musical heritage to younger generations, teaching them melodies and skills handed down through the ages.

Malacca High Court also orders Umno Youth chief to remove the impugned statements from social media.

Hong Kong police have arrested a man on suspicion of stealing a Rolex and designer handbags worth HK$450,000 ($57,300) from his wife at their home.

PARLIAMENT | People are getting fed up with this endless problem, Radzi says.

The Philippines’ telco industry wants the country to become a regional digital hub anchored by stable underwater cables, but a leading executive and analysts warn that slow approvals for repairs, limited monitoring and fragmented official oversight could undermine the ambition. At a forum on archipelagic governance for subsea cables, PLDT, the Philippines’ largest telecommunications company, called for greater cooperation among government agencies and further reforms to expand the vital digital...

Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam, his spouse Ngo Phuong Ly and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation arrived at Copenhagen Airport on the morning of Oct. 19 (local time), beginning a three-day State visit to Denmark at the invitation of King Frederik X and Queen Mary.

A Malaysian reform party led by two former cabinet ministers faces a new test ahead of a crucial state election after one of its founders was sidelined over an alleged religious morality offence, threatening its appeal to voters disillusioned with the country’s political establishment. The controversy surrounding former environment minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad could undercut Bersama’s promise of delivering a different kind of politics in next month’s Melaka poll, analysts say – although some...