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When US troops converged on the Batanes islands, just 150 kilometres from Taiwan, locals were convinced it was the beginning of World War III. → Read More
Blindsided by the AUKUS subs deal, President Joko Widodo reveals how trust has been restored with Anthony Albanese in charge, but wants to take relations to the next level. → Read More
In another nod for his Singapore barbecue staple Burnt Ends, the Perth-born chef is his country’s only representative in a new list, in which Australian restaurants were snubbed. → Read More
Amid growing tension in the contested waters, Australia is considering joint maritime patrols with the Philippines. But would it be viewed by China as provocative? → Read More
With a national median age of just 21, Asia’s youngest nation’s population holds the future in its hands. → Read More
Australia’s near neighbour heads into an election on Sunday with very real concerns about its future economic prosperity. → Read More
Aged just 36, Paetongtarn Shinawatra is the latest member of her famous family hoping to become Thai prime minister. → Read More
Paying compensation is a well-worn route of trouble for foreigners like Bodhi Mani Risby-Jones, who is locked up in Aceh – but deals do not always eventuate. → Read More
The chief of the Indonesian village where an Australian man embarked on an alleged naked rampage says the hotel where he was staying also has to make amends. → Read More
The Australian was arrested at Jakarta’s international airport just hours after the incident in West Java. → Read More
As the public watches missiles rain down on cities and tanks burst into flame, there is a sense the world reached a turning point when Putin invaded his neighbour. → Read More
Son Chhay has a good life in Australia, but the dual citizen is back in Cambodia for this year’s election → Read More
Our correspondents reveal the major issues they will be watching closely on their respective patches this year. → Read More
The Ukrainian president vows not to concede any territory in eventual peace talks, fearing Russia would embark on a new path of “terror and global destabilisation”. → Read More
Australians in Bali have been left shocked at footage of the 2002 bombings carnage and of the terrorists who plotted them being played on big screens during a 20th anniversary commemoration ceremony. → Read More
Dinda was three years old when her mother was killed in the Sari club car bombings. → Read More
On Sri Lanka’s coastal Catholic belt, Nishantha Fernando is unapologetic about sending boats towards Australia. But as villagers are left destitute, others are rallying against the trade. → Read More
NSW Trade Minister Stuart Ayres has been interviewed as part of the independent inquiry into the controversial appointment of John Barilaro to a plum New York role. → Read More
In a speech to foreign ministers from around the world including Russia, Australia’s top diplomat warned “the cost will be borne by all of us” if the war is allowed to continue. → Read More
A catastrophic mix of populist tax cuts, an ill-planned push for organic farming and political hubris sowed the seeds of the tragedy now unfolding in Sri Lanka. → Read More