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November 2020

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Thailand Approved Transfer of 3 Iranians as Australian Freed

Thailand Approved Transfer of 3 Iranians as Australian Freed

By Associated Press
The three Iranians were imprisoned for their involvement in a plot to attack Israeli diplomats in Thailand.
With Budget Approval, Malaysia’s PM Gains Some Breathing Room

With Budget Approval, Malaysia’s PM Gains Some Breathing Room

By Sebastian Strangio
But more challenges loom on the horizon for Muhyiddin Yassin's fragile governing coalition.

Artificial Intelligence for the Indo-Pacific: A Blueprint for 2030

Artificial Intelligence for the Indo-Pacific: A Blueprint for 2030

By Abhijnan Rej
Three AI-related technologies that could further the free, open, resilient, and inclusive character of the Indo-Pacific.

Pakistan’s Movie Industry is Being Remade

Pakistan’s Movie Industry is Being Remade

By StoriesAsia
Young actors are revolutionizing Pakistan’s film and television industry.

US Destroyer Conducts FONOP Against Russian Claims in Sea of Japan

US Destroyer Conducts FONOP Against Russian Claims in Sea of Japan

By Steven Stashwick
The Russian Navy claims that it expelled USS John S. McCain from Peter the Great Bay.
Cambodia Begins Mass Trial of Dissidents, Opposition Figures

Cambodia Begins Mass Trial of Dissidents, Opposition Figures

By Luke Hunt
The trials of the 129 defendants, many of them former members of a banned opposition party, could drag on for months.

What’s Next for Myanmar’s Military Proxy Party?

What’s Next for Myanmar’s Military Proxy Party?

By Sebastian Strangio
After a dismal showing at this month's election, the army-backed USDP faces a long road back to respectability.
Manila Announces COVID-19 Vaccination Plan, but Leaves Many Filipinos Out

Manila Announces COVID-19 Vaccination Plan, but Leaves Many Filipinos Out

By Nick Aspinwall
The Philippines aims vaccinate 60 to 70 million people over the next few years, falling short of an earlier promise made by President Duterte.

Indonesian Minister Arrested in Lobster Larvae Probe

Indonesian Minister Arrested in Lobster Larvae Probe

By Sebastian Strangio
The arrest of Fisheries Minister Edhy Prabowo shows that Indonesia's anti-corruption body is still a force to be feared.

How a Digital Economy Can Save The Philippines from Recession

How a Digital Economy Can Save The Philippines from Recession

By Pierrepont Johnson
An improved digital economy would aid social distancing measures and help promote the country’s long-term economic growth.

Malaysia’s Top Glove Says Virus Outbreak May Push Prices up

Malaysia’s Top Glove Says Virus Outbreak May Push Prices up

By Associated Press
Top Glove produces about 90 billion rubber gloves a year, and exports to 195 countries. 
India Leases 2 Maritime Surveillance Drones From US: Report

India Leases 2 Maritime Surveillance Drones From US: Report

By Abhijnan Rej
While the U.S. has evinced interest in selling armed and unarmed drones to India, a variety of reasons is preventing the country from going ahead with the purchases.

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