The helicopter was carrying five people when it went down in a grassy area of a residential district in Pililla, a small town in Rizal province.

From data centres in the sky to commercial space travel, ambitions once seen as distant are becoming part of the country’s broader economic strategy.

The escalating crisis tests China’s Gulf partnerships, oil security and ties with the United States, yet analysts say Beijing is more likely to recalibrate its language than its policy.

But as artificial intelligence tools become more sophisticated and widespread, experts warn of potential risks like deepfakes.

The alleged plan involved using the media, publishing legal analyses questioning government measures, influencing parliamentary questions, and using the influence of international bankers to question the prime minister’s motives, the premier told P...

The female stand-up comedian "stirred up gender conflicts and created anxiety over marriage and childbirth … and was banned", read a statement by Chinese social media giant Weibo.

The Afghan defence ministry said "the fighting is still ongoing" against Pakistani forces.

The Bill was rejected as 146 lawmakers voting in favour fell just two short of the two-thirds majority required to pass the amendment.

Chan Soo Khian grew up next to Khoo Kongsi, in a world of aunties, uncles, cousins, and a compound alive with activity. His 15-suite hotel now sits in that same historic orbit, translating personal memory into design details and rare after-hours mome...

An unprecedented legal showdown between the Sarawak state government and national oil corporation Petronas over hydrocarbon resource ownership could change long-assumed understandings of federal power in Malaysia, say analysts.

The tone of the country’s biggest annual political meetings will focus on stability and realism instead of major policy shifts, say analysts.

A decline in diplomatic relations masks a surge in Japan’s economic ties to China, says this researcher.

Amid cancelled flights, closed airspaces and explosions, citizens from across the region share their experiences with CNA.

Beijing has confirmed one national killed in Tehran and evacuated more than 3,000 citizens from Iran, as those stranded across the Middle East describe explosions, airspace closures and mounting uncertainty.

President Prabowo Subianto has said he is prepared to travel to Tehran if Indonesia is appointed to mediate the US-Iran conflict.

Thailand's plan to introduce a tiered salt tax in a bid to curb soaring rates of high blood pressure and kidney disease has sparked debate over whether price measures can succeed where education campaigns have struggled.