Malaysia:
* Strong winds forecast in northern states till July 5, says MetMalaysia
* Govt to look into internal regulations to address dress code issues, says Ramkarpal
* Hadi admitted to hospital, son asks well-wishers to pray for his health
* Record low levels of primary forest loss soon, says Nik Nazmi
* State polls: Barisan to contest more than 100 seats, says Zahid
* KJ: Umno in 'abyss of darkness', not easy to recover
* MACC to investigate KLIA corruption allegations, says Azam Baki
* Hakam urges govt to address flaws in IPCC Bill before tabling it
* GLCs not ATMs for political parties, Bersih tells Muhyiddin
* Anwar has final say on BN's request for two extra seats in Negri, says Loke
* Task force to be set up to ensure smooth takeover of MASWings
* Enforcement of RM1,500 minimum wage can help lessen workers' burden, says MUTC
Singapore:
* Singapore going healthy - Drink toppings such as bubble tea pearls, whipped cream must have sugar level labels by Dec 30
* Three Singaporeans arrested in Johor for laundering scam money
* 16-year-old youth among 13 arrested for alleged involvement in banking-related malware scams in Singapore
* Singapore Airlines shares drops most in over a year after block sale
* Suicides in Singapore rise to 22-year high, says report
* Oil settles higher but posts fourth straight quarterly decline
Indonesia:
* World Bank approves US$1.1 billion Indonesia loan as South-East Asian nations seeks to expand its clean energy programmes
* East Timor's independence hero Xanana Gusmao returns to power as prime minister
* Strong undersea earthquake shakes Indonesia's main island, killing one and damaging dozens of homes
* Indonesian police arrest over 600 human trafficking suspects after major crackdown
* Indonesia's Java escapes 6.4 magnitude quake with few casualties, light damage
* ‘Down round’ threat spurs Asian private credit funds
Thailand:
* Thailand must go all out to woe European investors as they start leaving China, says expert
* A temple elephant in Sri Lanka will be airlifted back to Thailand after allegations of neglect
* Thai football association boss resigns over SEA Games brawls
* Political uncertainty dampened investor appetite in Thailand as baht at seven-month low
* Thailand is on track to be world's second-largest rice exporter with eight million tonnes
* Woman’s leg amputated in walkway incident in Thailand
Philippines:
* World Bank approves loan of US$600 million to support rural areas in Philippines
* Philippine economy remains on high-growth track, says top economy official
* Marcos faces Philippine growth and investment tests in second year
* India and Philippines vow stronger cooperation as both eye China’s regional claims with unease
* Philippines President Marcos Jr mulls US request
* Philippines: Journalist among five wounded by gunmen
Vietnam:
* Vietnam and Australia seek to reduce carbon emission
* Vietnam Q2 GDP growth accelerates but slowdown looms
* Foxconn to invest US$250mil to make EV and telecom parts in Vietnam
* Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City aims to become international education centre regional students
* Vietnam tells foreign social media to use AI to detect 'toxic' content
* Vietnam: Ex-coast guard chief jailed for embezzlement
Myanmar:
* Rebels attacked Chinese convoy in Myanmar claims junta
* Myanmar human rights situation 'alarming', says UN
* Cyclone Mocha: Asean delivers another batch of humanitarian aid to Myanmar
* Aid restrictions by Myanmar junta may be war crimes, says UN
* Buddhist monk and a child among killed in airstrikes
Cambodia:
* Cambodia expels Facebook representative from country, says PM Hun Sen
* Cambodia's Hun Sen kicks off campaign for virtually unopposed election
* Political parties in Cambodia launch campaigns for general election
Laos:
* Laos rejoices as foreign tourists are coming in big numbers; more than 204 per cent increase since last year
* Laos police seize 12 million meth pills and arrest six people
Brunei:
* Mixed outlook for Brunei’s businesses; central bank says some businesses are still on a slow pace
* Local Brunei bank awarded over BND8M in debt recovery case by Court of Appeal
AseanPlus:
* Ex-US Navy Seal nabbed in KLIA with unloaded magazines out on bail, say cops
* Chinese Embassy: We will protect the rights of our citizens in Malaysia
* Empty boat leads cops to 35 illegals trying to sneak in via Manjung, Malaysia
* Cars washed away as floods wreak havoc in southern China
* Outrage in China after star goose kicked to death by woman at tourist site
* One dead and one missing as Japan hit by heavy rain
* Hong Kong leader warns of 'resistance' on handover anniversary
* China’s yuan to remain under pressure amid stalling economic recovery, as central bank weighs moves to stem weakness
* China becoming world’s go-to for shipbuilding after ‘boom of overseas orders’, but global de-risking threatens to rock the boat
* HK can attract pharmaceutical giants by having own drug regulatory system, health chief says while citing need for R&D for Covid
* Hong Kong ‘should play leading role’ to bring healthcare in mainland China ‘on par’ with city standard, integrate services
* ‘Luxury pig-view hotel room’: China suite offers US$1,230 a night stay with ‘panda pigs’, year’s supply of famous ham and hog to take home
* China reaches into Central Asia’s Silk Road past to build strategic ties of the future
* China, India to benefit most as Asia-Pacific decarbonisation play adds US$47 trillion to global economy by 2070, Deloitte says
* 25 dead after bus catches fire in India
* South Korea LGBT festival proceeds, bumped from prime spot by Christian group
* Yena returns with 'Hate XX', featuring her best friend, (G)I-DLE's Yuqi
* Hong Kong theft cases jump by nearly 40 per cent in first four months of the year, with police linking surge to return to normality
* HK radio station closes in face of pressure
* ‘11 Chinese aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line’
* Japan says Russian warships spotted near Taiwan, Okinawa islands
* Welcome to Zuzalu, the pop-up city inhabited by billionaires who don't want to grow old
* Robot takes podium as orchestra conductor in Seoul