Vietnam’s actions to remove the Khmer Rouge regime from power in Cambodia in the late 1970s are still a source of division among Asean states.

Speaking on the sidelines of last week’s forum, the country’s investment minister says he finds Beijing’s openness to feedback ‘highly encouraging’.

The RM21.5 billion haircut on the original East Coast Rail Link deal demonstrates that clear parameters are possible for BRI projects from the start.

Speaking before the Belt and Road Forum, Ramon Lopez’s comments come after President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to deploy soldiers after Beijing allowed vessels to sail near a Philippine-claimed island in the South China Sea.

The vice-presidential candidate said the first economic priority of the Prabowo government would be to woo investments in the energy and agriculture sectors.

Indonesia’s presidential challenger Prabowo Subianto has been accused of playing to conservative Muslims in his effort to unseat Joko Widodo. No, his running mate tells This Week in Asia: they stand for unity – and the economy

Mikhy Farrera Brochez claimed in a series of Facebook posts that he had been tortured by Singapore police and gang raped by inmates who gave him HIV.

Prabowo’s ties with ethnic Chinese once wary of him reflects how his appeal may be broader than previously thought – but the election is about whether voters want to reward Jokowi with a second term.

Tasked with leading the Lion City between the reigns of Lee the father and Lee the son, Singapore’s second prime minister had a vital, but underappreciated, mission: showing there was life after the death of a legend.

Identity of the Lion City’s fourth prime minister will emerge soon after the ruling People’s Action Party’s internal elections next Sunday, says former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong