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In Malaysia, a Gargantuan Chinese-Backed Development Bites the Dust

In Malaysia, a Gargantuan Chinese-Backed Development Bites the Dust

By Sebastian Strangio
The Melaka Gateway project has languished since the 2018 election, when large Chinese investments came under close scrutiny.
Joe Biden’s Cambodian Sideshow

Joe Biden’s Cambodian Sideshow

By Luke Hunt
On the cusp of the Biden administration, U.S. lawmakers are calling for fresh sanctions on Cambodia's government.

Thai Protesters, Police Clash as MPs Mull Charter Change

Thai Protesters, Police Clash as MPs Mull Charter Change

By Associated Press
The parliamentary session is Prime Minister Prayut's way of seizing the initiative after months of anti-government protesters.

UN Official Denounces ‘Circular Pattern’ of Repression in Cambodia

UN Official Denounces ‘Circular Pattern’ of Repression in Cambodia

By Sebastian Strangio
Like many past statements of concern, the U.N. comments are likely to fall on deaf ears in Phnom Penh.

Donald Trump’s Prabowo Delusion

Donald Trump’s Prabowo Delusion

By James Guild
Donald Trump's refusal to concede echoes the aftermath of Indonesia's last election. But there are some crucial differences, too.
Thai Lawmakers Debate Demands for Constitutional Changes

Thai Lawmakers Debate Demands for Constitutional Changes

By Associated Press
The government of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is hoping to defuse protesters' calls for far-reaching reform.

Indonesia’s Quixotic Bid to Host the 2032 Olympics

Indonesia’s Quixotic Bid to Host the 2032 Olympics

By Sebastian Strangio
There is the question of Indonesia's bid can succeed. Then there's the question of whether it would be a good thing.
How Will Myanmar’s Election Affect Its Foreign Policy?

How Will Myanmar’s Election Affect Its Foreign Policy?

By Sebastian Strangio
The coming five-year term is likely to see a continuity of aims within more constrained parameters.

Thailand Protests at a Tipping Point

Thailand Protests at a Tipping Point

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Tamara Loos.

Thai Protesters Rally Again, Promoting a Diversity of Causes

Thai Protesters Rally Again, Promoting a Diversity of Causes

By Associated Press
Some 20 groups called the rally at Bangkok's Democracy Monument this weekend under the name "Mob Fest.”

The Case for a Cambodian Foreign Policy Reset

The Case for a Cambodian Foreign Policy Reset

By Kimkong Heng
The country needs to do more to bring balance to its foreign relations and dispel perceptions that it is a Chinese proxy.
COVID-19 Recovery Dominates Weekend of Asian Summits

COVID-19 Recovery Dominates Weekend of Asian Summits

By Sebastian Strangio
Recovery from the pandemic and its economic effects has become an arena for strategic competition in Southeast Asia.

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