Cambodia cancels Australian exercise in growing rejection of Western help
Cambodia has cancelled a counter-terrorism exercise with Australia as the country's strongman Hun Sen warns he may use military force during upcoming elections.
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Lindsay Murdoch
Lindsay Murdoch is a three-time winner of the Walkley Award, Australia's top award for journalistic excellence. Lindsay is a former correspondent based in Singapore, Jakarta and Darwin. In 1999 he covered the tumultuous events in East Timor, and in 2003 he covered the Iraq war while embedded with US Marines.
Surrogate babies born in Cambodia stuck in limbo waiting for visas to leave for Australia
Up to 10 surrogacy-born babies with Australian biological parents are stuck in legal limbo in Cambodia after a crackdown on commercial surrogacy there last year.
Kim Jong-nam murder suspect 'was paid $117 to rub deadly nerve agent on his face'
An Indonesian suspect in the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's half brother says she was paid the equivalent of $117 to help apply a baby oil-like liquid to his face.
BBC to fight for correspondent's freedom in Thailand
Thailand's defamation and "computer crime" laws to be put to the test as the BBC backs its correspondent, who faces a five-year prison sentence.
Victorian man unable to leave Thailand for months after jet-ski fatality
Thomas Keating has expressed "unbearable sorrow at the loss of my soulmate".
Infamous Tiger Temple to open new 'breakfast' attraction
The business people behind Thailand's famous Buddhist Tiger Temple where the bodies of 40 frozen clubs were discovered last year are set to open a new attraction nearby.
Senator who criticised Philippine President arrested
One of the most vocal critics of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's deadly crackdown says drug charges are trumped up.
Malaysia says VX nerve agent was used in murder of Kim Jong-nam
Malaysian police said on Friday a preliminary report showed the murder of Kim Jong-nam was carried out with a highly toxic chemical known as VX nerve agent.
Kim Jong-nam's murder: no doubt over whodunnit
North Koreans had been planning the very public assassination of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un, for months, possibly years.
Australia silent as Cambodia's Hun Sen deals final blow to democracy
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Tuesday arranged for his government to change laws that critics say will bulldoze what is left of Cambodia's opposition parties and political institutions.
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