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India and Indonesia Push Ahead with Defense Relationship

India and Indonesia Push Ahead with Defense Relationship

By Abhijnan Rej
Despite deepening strategic relations, the two countries have latent differences in the maritime domain.
What Does the US Indo-Pacific Framework Say About Southeast Asia?

What Does the US Indo-Pacific Framework Say About Southeast Asia?

By Sebastian Strangio
The document lays out ambitious aims for the region, with little apparent sense of how they can be fulfilled.

Jokowi Receives First Shot as Indonesia Begins CoronaVac Roll-out

Jokowi Receives First Shot as Indonesia Begins CoronaVac Roll-out

By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement comes as confirmed COVID-19 infections continue to spike across the archipelago.

Can Singapore Keep Its Precious Hawker Culture Alive?

Can Singapore Keep Its Precious Hawker Culture Alive?

By Ashley Tan
Singapore’s hawker culture has been recognized by UNESCO, but there are questions about its sustainability.

What’s Driving Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Boom?

What’s Driving Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Boom?

By James Guild
As elsewhere, Vietnam's increasing reliance on energy imports has driven its green energy push.
Malaysia Declares Virus Emergency, Offering Reprieve for Besieged PM

Malaysia Declares Virus Emergency, Offering Reprieve for Besieged PM

By Sebastian Strangio
The surprise announcement has given PM Muhyiddin Yassin until August 1 to get COVID-19, and the broader political situation, under control.

Beijing’s New Toys in Myanmar

Beijing’s New Toys in Myanmar

By Amara Thiha
Infrastructure is high on China's agenda in Myanmar, but it is also making headway in other important sectors.
Will Supplementary Elections Be Held in Myanmar’s Rakhine State?

Will Supplementary Elections Be Held in Myanmar’s Rakhine State?

By Sebastian Strangio
The Tatmadaw and Arakan Army are both in favor, but the ruling National League for Democracy remains hesitant.

Indonesian Divers Find Parts of Plane Wreckage in Java Sea

Indonesian Divers Find Parts of Plane Wreckage in Java Sea

By Associated Press
Indonesia has long been plagued by air accidents due to aging infrastructure and poorly enforced safety standards.

Cambodian Opposition Return Plan Hits Visa Snag

Cambodian Opposition Return Plan Hits Visa Snag

By Sebastian Strangio
The Cambodian government says it will not grant travel documents to exiles hoping to return to stand trial.

Indonesian Cleric Who Inspired 2002 Bali Bombings Freed from Jail

Indonesian Cleric Who Inspired 2002 Bali Bombings Freed from Jail

By Associated Press
Bashir left prison after completing his sentence for funding the training of Islamic militants.
Can We Trust the Cambodia Microfinance Association?

Can We Trust the Cambodia Microfinance Association?

By David Hutt
The CMA is an awkward amalgam of industry lobby group and regulatory watchdog.

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