Cosmas Balalembang speaks of his experience when suicide bombers tried to hit the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Makassar

Coronavirus lockdown in Cambodia leaves tens of thousands of low-paid textile workers without income

Beyond the psychological pain of not knowing what has happened to their loved ones, families of the missing have other needs

Join us “Up Close” as we look into how one parish church in the Philippines augments the government’s vaccination drive against COVID-19

Aside from natural disaster, ethnic and religious tensions fuelled conflict that forced people to flee their homes in several countries

From next month, one lucky vaccinated villager in Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai, will be randomly chosen every week to win a young cow

They are isolated, they remain under surveillance, and are still treated as enemies of the state

The study showed that Google searches on nature loss and biodiversity increased by 16% worldwide, driven by growth in Asia

Some believe lying under the neem tree, known for its medicinal properties, will raise their oxygen levels - though there is no scientific basis for this

It was seen as a long-delayed appointment that comes amid Sino-Vatican frictions and growing Western concern over human rights

The Philippine government has been ramping up its inoculation efforts, hoping to attain herd immunity from the coronavirus disease

A note in the pantry reads: "Read according to what you know, take according to what you like"