Tag: Southeast Asia

Rescuers deploy aircraft, warships, divers and underwater drones as families await news of passengers missing in Java Se

Back-to-back ferry tragedies expose longstanding gaps in safety oversight, rescue conditions and passenger accounting across two archipelagic nations

New research says post-earthquake ground movement could leave low-lying Southeast Asian cities facing greater long-term flooding threats ahead

UN forecasters call on governments to prepare for drought, heat, and other weather extremes as Pacific waters continue warming

An international assessment found widespread shortcomings in civil liberties, economic rights, and protections for vulnerable communities across the Philippines

Cultural rituals centered on water and renewal reflect enduring human longing for change, responsibility, and new beginnings, a Jesuit says

New analysis shows shifting fuels fails to stabilize prices, leaving economies exposed to recurring global energy shocks and costs

Climate agencies monitor Pacific conditions as forecasts signal possible El Niño, raising concerns over food security, water supply, and disaster risks

Pope Leo XIV expresses his closeness and assures his prayers for the millions of people affected by heavy flooding in Southeast Asia

The move came amid growing concerns over Taiwanese citizens being lured to these countries to work in scam centers