A renewed border conflict underlines how bilateral relations have deteriorated since Prime Minister Mahathir came to power last year.

Will ‘America First’ bring about a premature end to US financial assistance for cleaning up unexploded ordinance from the Vietnam War?

Hopes of a breakthrough have evaporated after a government no-show at peace talks in February. Can the next Thai government regain recent momentum?

Will the once revered Aung San Suu Kyi be able to resuscitate her country’s stalled peace process?

Bangkok’s historically close security relationship with Washington appears to be firmly back on track.

Do recent attacks from Abu Sayyaf indicate a resurgent campaign, or are they a desperate cry for attention as the once-powerful militant group fades into irrelevance?

India’s security and intelligence communities have remained one step ahead of Islamic State so far. But has the threat actually passed?

The Cambodia-Laos border dispute has a peculiar a way of only flaring up ahead of election season.

Australia has sent a strong message to China by accepting a non-binding maritime border ruling from the Permanent Court of Arbitration.

The first domino of ASEAN claimant states has fallen as Brunei goes silent on the South China Sea dispute in exchange for closer economic cooperation with China.