Claire Jiao

(Bloomberg) -- Thailand and Cambodia pledged this week to repair fractured ties, even as a new rift over a canceled maritime pact threatens to

(Bloomberg) -- Sentiment is warming among some Southeast Asian nations toward easing Myanmar's isolation five years after the overthrow of Aung San

MANILA (Bloomberg): The Philippines pledged a rapid ramp-up in government spending starting this month to revive an economy hit by a sharp slowdown in growth and surging consumer prices.

CEBU/BANGKOK (Bloomberg): Thailand and Cambodia pledged to rebuild bilateral relations after long-simmering tensions erupted into deadly clashes

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte just became the first official there to be impeached twice but the messy process has arguably only solidified her clout, complicating the political landscape in a country already grappling with a myriad of economic challenges.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the government was not involved in an incident where gunshots were heard at the Senate building late Wednesday.

Malaysia’s economy grew faster than initially estimated in the first quarter despite a sharp slowdown in March, supported by resilient household spending and the artificial-intelligence boom.

Three of Asia’s most vulnerable economies are showing rising strains as their central banks come under pressure to tighten policy even as the economic hit from the Iran-war oil shock deepens.

Singapore’s economy expanded faster-than-expanded in the first quarter as the global artificial-intelligence boom lifted the nation’s manufacturing and services, offsetting the drag from higher crude prices.

Asia’s central banks face mounting pressure to tighten monetary policy as the region finds itself caught between an energy crunch and an AI boom, a combination that threatens to keep inflation elevated.