Al Jazeera Blogs

Most reporters asked about Australia-centric issues, but Fiji’s future was our main course of discussion

Flight over the world's tallest mountain retraces the route taken by two Scotsmen 80 years ago.

Sceptics can only hope the Manila-MILF peace deal will last longer than the "failed experiment" it will be replacing.

Malaysians are waiting for prime minister Najib Razak to announce elections, which are expected to be closely-fought.

While the fanfare from his party was at fever-pitch, the former Pakistan president received only a tepid public welcome.

Forty-five years on, details of an alleged secret plot to destablise the Philippine province remain hard to come by.

Country's opposition finds new political landscape as it begins campaign for 2015 elections.

Thailand needs to overcome its biggest problem, corruption, to tackle the problem of illegal smuggling.

Incoming president envisions the Communist Party and entire country getting back to their roots

Thai police play out games of surveillance to become more effective at thwarting sophisticated transnational criminals.