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Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
How a Philippine war crimes suspect thwarted arrest, for now
The political drama has engulfed the archipelago for months, pitting the ruling Marcos against the camp of Duterte’s daughter and current Vice President Sara Duterte as the ICC pursues accountability for a drug crackdown that killed thousands.
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
Philippine president calls emergency meeting after chaos at senate
The Philippines president called an emergency meeting of top officials on Thursday amid widening political tensions, a day after gunfire rang out at the Senate where a lawmaker wanted by the International Criminal Court has been holed up fearing his arrest.
Asia & Pacific 4 months ago
ASEAN summit ends with push to fast-track oil share pact
Leaders meeting on the Philippine island of Cebu stressed the urgency of a joint approach beyond the oil-sharing pact for the region that depends heavily on oil imports, making it particularly exposed to the unprecedented energy supply disruption caused by the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Asia & Pacific 4 months ago
Southeast Asian nations start summit, aiming to tackle energy crisis
While supply chain woes sparked by the US-Israeli attack on Iran may dominate talks, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, now 11 strong with the addition of Timor-Leste, has a still-raging civil war in its own backyard.
Asia & Pacific 4 months ago
Energy crisis front and center as ASEAN leaders start summit
Conflicts far beyond Southeast Asia are expected to dominate discussions of leaders of the regional ASEAN bloc meeting in the Philippines, with the Middle East crisis posing significant challenges for its fuel import-dependent economies.
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