Garuda Indonesia's financial loss last year was almost five times the loss it recorded in 2024.

Li Xiong, the former chairman of the Huione Group under the Prince Group, is a core member of alleged scam kingpin Chen Zhi's "criminal gang", according to Chinese state media.

Preliminary findings suggested that the cause was system malfunction - but did not specify how many cars had been impacted. 

Russia could prove to be an unlikely supplier for some Asian countries after the United States issued a temporary waiver of sanctions for its attack on Ukraine.

Crude prices, however, jumped on lingering worries about the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

India’s online education boom is cooling as funding dries up and companies consolidate, but a new phase driven by artificial intelligence could reshape how millions learn and what they pay, say analysts and industry players.

Indonesia will limit fuel to “50 litres per vehicle” and has ordered work-from-home to save energy.

"Our ambition is for Thailand to grow as a regional driving force in Asia's digital and AI economy," Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said.

A total of 433,751 hectares of forest was cleared last year, a dramatic jump from 261,575 hectares in 2024, a study by a think tank found.

The judge postponed the trial by a week to allow some defendants to get a lawyer.

High Court judge Ahmad Fairuz Zainol Abidin ruled that Najib breached his fiduciary duties, abused his position as prime minister, and misappropriated SRC funds for personal gain, state news agency Bernama reported.

Military chief Min Aung Hlaing was elected as one of the three vice presidents who may go on to be chosen as president by parliament.

Muhammad Arif Saiyadi is among six suspects arrested over the fatal stabbing of 32-year-old Chia Hon Chung near a nightclub in Johor’s Southkey commercial district earlier this month.

 The two Indonesian soldiers were killed "when an explosion of unknown origin destroyed their vehicle" in South Lebanon on Monday (Mar 30), the United Nations (UN) said. A day earlier, another Indonesian soldier was killed in a separate incident...

There is a limit to how much Moscow can boost its exports of crude oil, which is unrefined petroleum needed to make fuels like gasoline and diesel, experts say.

Indonesia will trim its free meals programme in primary and secondary schools from six to five days a week starting Tuesday (Mar 31), except in regions with high malnutrition.

So far, broadcasters from 10 countries across Asia have confirmed their participation. 

The increase at the top end of the growth estimate is at odds with wider trends from the war that have seen other countries trim forecasts, and follows a period of strong economic performance in Malaysia. 

Continuing entrenched petrol subsidies may undermine Putrajaya’s long-term fiscal health but cutting them could provoke significant backlash against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government, say experts.