Malaysia:
* Covid-19 Watch: 2,246 new cases, says Health Ministry
* Covid-19: Over 945,000 children in Malaysia now fully vaccinated
* Effective measures needed to ensure sustainability of aviation industry
* Malaysia, Saudi Arabia discuss ICAO Council candidacy, challenges faced by aviation industry
* More trainee doctor bullying cases reported, this time in Seremban
* Malaysia, French parliaments to form joint committee on democracy, human rights
* PM arrives in London, to attend several events before leaving for Washington
* MetMalaysia: Southwest monsoon to begin Saturday (May 14)
* RM2mil worth of contraband cigarettes seized in Kepong Baru
* Malaysia may cut palm oil export tax amid global supply crisis
* Major arts and culture events, festivals are back again in Malaysia
* SEA Games: Hanis Nazirul-Jelson Jabilin bag sixth gold medal in diving for Malaysia

Singapore:
* Singapore bans hit Kashmir film over portrayal of Muslims
* Delivery couriers in S’pore cheated of at least S$2,000 in job scam
* Singaporeans in senior finance roles almost double in six years
* Singapore’s latest property tax targets super rich, analysts say
* Police alert over new scam asking for SingPass details to process loans
* Only married couples can adopt children under Singapore's new law
* Making carbon trade safer
* Asia stocks extend losses on Wall Street weakness, currencies gain
* Oil drops as economic worries and strong dollar weigh

Indonesia:
* Indonesia food agency awaits regulation to distribute cooking oil
* Indonesia airline Garuda proposes another debt restructuring extension
* Emerging markets: Stocks in Indonesia plunge the most in the region as Asia stocks extend losses on Wall Street weakness
* Melaka eyes tourism boost as transit stop for Indonesian umrah pilgrims
* Indonesian politicians embark on ‘political safari’ during Lebaran break
* Inflation catching up to Indonesia’s exports-driven recovery
* Jokowi heads to Washington for US-Asean special summit
* Hepatitis cases detected after child deaths
* American dies after falling down slope of Mount Batur
* Indonesian economy maintains steady momentum
Thailand:
* One in five Thais unable to understand basic health issues, says survey
* Thai army bans Lazada over video ad; boycott is to protect the monarchy, says Army chief
* Thai PM Prayut Chan-O-Cha to attend Asean-US special summit; region's economic recovery main agenda
* Thailand welcomes over 300,000 foreign tourists a week after Test & Go scheme is scrapped
* Court orders seizure of late darknet baron Cazes’ assets in Thailand
* Thailand records 6,230 Covid-19 cases and 53 deaths
* Thailand's seaplanes will land directly in front of your island resort

Philippines:
* Almost unbeatable in the ring, boxing great Pacquiao gets knock out blow in Philippine presidential polls
* Fall and rise: Marcos family back in power in the Philippines
* Protests break out as Philippines election returns a Marcos to presidency; stock market falls following election
* The people have spoken, time to unite behind winners: Inquirer contributor
* 'Carefree and lazy' Bongbong returns Marcos family to Philippines supremacy
* Philippines set to return to Marcos rule and polarisation with stunning win
* Ferdinand Marcos Jr wins landslide presidential victory
* Three guards shot dead at polling station'
* Millions head to the polls
* What’s at stake in the Philippine election?

Vietnam:
* Covid-19 cases continue to stay low as Vietnam reports 2,855 new infections on Tuesday (May 10)
* Vietnam’s flowers gain big foothold in Japanese market
* Vietnam SEA Games to light up capital city Hanoi after Covid-19 delay
* Vietnam pilots cash withdrawal at ATMs with chip-based ID cards
* Vietnam on alert for mystery hepatitis plaguing region
* Stone lithophones set melodious record
Myanmar:
* Ten ethnic armed groups in Myanmar accept the govt's invitation for peace talks, says junta spokesperson
* Aid for Myanmar - Asean should abide the fundamental humanitarian principles, says Special Advisory Council for Myanmar
* Myanmar's central bank blacklists 158 companies for violating regulation

Cambodia:
* US urged not to use summit with Asean to create rift and instability in region, says Cambodia
* Cambodia: Controversy erupts after parents say kids jailed for murder innocent and demand for their release
* Fisherman accidentally hooks giant freshwater ray in Mekong
* ‘Old bombs still a threat to people’
Laos:
* Fuel shortage causing major hardship for Laos people
* Quiet at Laos border checkpoints on first day of full reopening
* Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge reopens, Lao Airlines plans more flights
Brunei:
* Individuals feeling unwell should self-isolate at home, says Brunei health minister after public concern over rising cases
* Brunei's Ministry of Health warns against using herbal remedy for Covid-19
* Public dental clinics in Brunei resume operations

AseanPlus:
* Japan says South Korea wants to work on improving ties
* Chinese unmanned cargo spacecraft docks with space station module
* Indian payments firm BharatPe to overhaul governance framework, sack several employees
* Asian stocks fall on Wall Street rout, oil prices tumble
* Japan announces fresh economic sanctions against Russia
* Shanghai Covid cases fall amid signs of tighter pandemic curbs
* Sanitiser 'drink' causes Japanese athlete to vomit and collapse
* South Korea's new president starts first day of work in bunker office
* S. Korea's outgoing president urges resumption of dialogue with North in farewell speech
* China's Xi meets German chancellor Scholz via video link
* Minister calls on world to listen to Asian voices
* Hong Kong: Long list of tasks on Lee’s plate
* Study: China sea levels touched new high in 2021
* South Korea's Yoon says North Korea poses threats but door open for talks
* Japan to decide Russia oil embargo timing while weighing impact on economy
* EU industry chief Breton, Musk signal agreement on Digital Services Act
* Oil price tumbles about 6% as China Covid lockdowns weigh
* TV binges, heated toilets targeted in Tokyo's energy saving push
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