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Duterte Could Face Charges Over Fugitive Preacher, Philippine Lawmaker Says

Duterte Could Face Charges Over Fugitive Preacher, Philippine Lawmaker Says

By Sebastian Strangio
Rodrigo Duterte reportedly bragged that he knew of the whereabouts of Apollo Quiboloy before his arrest on September 8.

Envisioning the Asia-Pacific’s Feminist Future

Envisioning the Asia-Pacific’s Feminist Future

By Catherine Putz
The sheer diversity of feminist movements across the Asia and Pacific weaves into a singular tapestry telling a story of solidarity, striving, and dreaming of a better future.
Cambodia Frees Jailed Unionist Who Led NagaWorld Casino Strikes

Cambodia Frees Jailed Unionist Who Led NagaWorld Casino Strikes

By Sebastian Strangio
Chhim Sithar has vowed to continue fighting to improve wages and working conditions at the Phnom Penh entertainment complex.

India’s Struggle to Find a Meaningful Role in Southeast Asia

India’s Struggle to Find a Meaningful Role in Southeast Asia

By Sandeep Bhardwaj
To establish itself as a significant actor in the region, India needs to consciously seek common ground with Southeast Asian countries on fundamental questions of regional order. 

Philippines to Maintain Constant Presence at Sabina Shoal, Coast Guard Says

Philippines to Maintain Constant Presence at Sabina Shoal, Coast Guard Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The withdrawal of the PCG's flagship has prompted some to claim that Beijing has forced Manila to back down at Sabina Shoal.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Indonesia, Vietnam Agree to Move Toward Diplomatic Upgrade

Indonesia, Vietnam Agree to Move Toward Diplomatic Upgrade

By Sebastian Strangio
Indonesia would become the eighth nation, and the first in ASEAN, to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership with Hanoi.

A Novel Solution to Southeast Asia’s Coming Demographic Crisis

A Novel Solution to Southeast Asia’s Coming Demographic Crisis

By David Hutt
The region's governments need to start thinking more creatively about how to address their aging populations.
Saffron Washing: The Myanmar Military’s Exploitation of Buddhism 

Saffron Washing: The Myanmar Military’s Exploitation of Buddhism 

By Showe Showe
Holding itself up as the sole defender of Burmese heritage, the military has long manipulated Buddhism for its political purposes.

Normalizing Abnormalities: Life in Myanmar’s Resistance Zone

Normalizing Abnormalities: Life in Myanmar’s Resistance Zone

By Helen Li
Interviews with resistance soldiers, activists, and internally displaced civilians in the KNU-controlled jungle reveal a life that blurs the line between resistance and routine.

Am and Steve Sandford: Witness to a Myanmar Genocide

Am and Steve Sandford: Witness to a Myanmar Genocide

By Luke Hunt
The journalists discuss the Rohingya persecutions: How did it start and when will it end?

In Asia, Zero Waste Is Proving to Be a Climate Solution

In Asia, Zero Waste Is Proving to Be a Climate Solution

By Sonia G. Astudillo
Decentralized and community-led zero waste practices are a low-hanging fruit in addressing the climate crisis.
Philippine Vice President Threatened With Impeachment Over Fund Misuse

Philippine Vice President Threatened With Impeachment Over Fund Misuse

By Mong Palatino
Sara Duterte’s refusal to answer queries from legislators over her office’s budget has some raising the prospect of an impeachment vote. 

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