Southeast Asia

More undergraduates from one of the world’s five remaining communist states were opposed to the redistribution of wealth through taxes than their peers in uber-capitalist Singapore or Malaysia.

Communist Party chief To Lam is reversing a decades-long trend of growing legislative involvement in Vietnamese policy-making.

The group were among 119 Thai nationals detained during a raid in the Cambodian border town of Poipet last week.

The government chose not to send the asylum seekers to a third country in order to avoid retaliation from Beijing, diplomats and opposition lawmakers say.

The bloc must take calculated steps to mitigate the effects of tariffs and trade restrictions while also establishing itself as clean energy leader.

As the Trump administration flirts with a global trade war, the areas of shared interest between the EU and ASEAN are becoming ever more clear.

Isolated and sanctioned by the West, the two nations continue to move into closer diplomatic and strategic alignment.

Above-target tax revenues have pushed the city-state back into fiscal surplus for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are early signs that the country's relations with the U.S. will survive the ongoing ructions in Washington, D.C.

Thai officials say that scamming syndicates displaced by crackdowns in eastern Myanmar are relocating to the Thailand-Cambodia border area.

Starved of outside support, resistance groups have been forced to adopt low-cost solutions to battlefield challenges.

The country has become a “dumping ground” for the developed world’s waste. Will an import ban bring real change or wind up being toothless?