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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.
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. 
As Protests Grow, Thailand’s Authorities Dust Off Royal Defamation Law

As Protests Grow, Thailand’s Authorities Dust Off Royal Defamation Law

By Sebastian Strangio
This revival of lese-majeste law marks an escalation in the authorities’ campaign against rising pro-democracy protests.

Understanding Vietnam’s Military Modernization Efforts

Understanding Vietnam’s Military Modernization Efforts

By Bich Tran
The country's armed forces have come a long way since the years following the Vietnam War.
Explaining Southeast Asia’s Addiction to the Death Penalty

Explaining Southeast Asia’s Addiction to the Death Penalty

By Sebastian Strangio
The region remains a global outlier in terms of the use of capital punishment.

Can COVID-19’s Impact on Democracy in Southeast Asia be Reversed?

Can COVID-19’s Impact on Democracy in Southeast Asia be Reversed?

By Joshua Kurlantzick
As authoritarian leaders in many Southeast Asian countries use the pandemic to consolidate their hold, what needs to be done to buck the trend?

Trump, Biden, and the Obstacles to ASEAN Neutrality

Trump, Biden, and the Obstacles to ASEAN Neutrality

By Laura Southgate
In an era of growing superpower competition, ASEAN will face stiff challenges to its autonomy and neutrality.

Indonesia Passes Grim COVID-19 Milestone

Indonesia Passes Grim COVID-19 Milestone

By Sebastian Strangio
The country exceeded 500,000 cases right as international researchers were moving closer to an effective vaccine.
Aun Pornmoniroth Emerges as Potential Future Cambodian Prime Minister

Aun Pornmoniroth Emerges as Potential Future Cambodian Prime Minister

By Luke Hunt
The Singapore model is still favored for a Cambodian political succession.

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