Southeast Asia

A new survey from UNDP reveals the impact of the coup on everyday life in Myanmar, and the desperate steps people are taking to survive.

Over three decades, the American journalist earned a reputation as a keen and impartial observer of the archipelago.

Senator Bong Go’s decision to withdraw from the contest leaves Rodrigo Duterte’s presidential endorsement up for grabs.

The South China Sea continues to be a perennial flashpoint, despite Duterte's best efforts to keep relations on an even keel.

A conversation with a longtime Asian economic trend watcher.

If approved, the merger between the two firms will create the country's largest telecommunications firm.

Kem Sokha has accused his longtime partner Sam Rainsy of using his name and image for personal political gain.

Next year's presidential contest is set to produce a dramatic sequel to the “social media election" of 2016.

Daniel Kritenbrink trip will seek regional support for the U.S.-led "rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific."

With a more violent armed separatist organization being active, and Jakarta’s reticence to win hearts and minds, the avenues for reconciliation are decreasing.

Ranariddh took over leadership of Funcinpec, converted it into a royalist party and won elections in 1993. But he was overthrown in 1996 by Hun Sen.

The road ahead is long and lonely for Cambodia, with Chinese largess checked by the pandemic and Western interests soured by pre-pandemic crackdowns.