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EU Confronts Make or Break Decisions for Vietnam and Cambodia

EU Confronts Make or Break Decisions for Vietnam and Cambodia

By David Hutt
Two upcoming calls will help define the European Union’s ties with the Southeast Asian countries.
Singapore-Indonesia Relations in the Headlines With President’s First State Visit

Singapore-Indonesia Relations in the Headlines With President’s First State Visit

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The visit spotlighted the management of the relationship and highlighted some newer areas of collaboration both sides are exploring.

Pakistan-Brunei Military Relations in Focus with Navy Chief Introductory Visit

Pakistan-Brunei Military Relations in Focus with Navy Chief Introductory Visit

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The interaction highlighted the defense aspect of the relationship between the two countries.

Indonesia’s Blasphemy Laws in the Headlines With Acquittal

Indonesia’s Blasphemy Laws in the Headlines With Acquittal

By Associated Press
An Indonesian woman was acquitted of blasphemy charges for taking a dog into a mosque.

New Revelation of China-Cambodia Secret Visit Heightens Military Links Fears

New Revelation of China-Cambodia Secret Visit Heightens Military Links Fears

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A new report deepens the concerns regarding China’s military influence in Cambodia.
The Indonesian Government Needs to Step Up Its Commitment to Human Rights

The Indonesian Government Needs to Step Up Its Commitment to Human Rights

By Fadhilah Fitri Primandari
Jokowi was elected in part due to his promises on human rights, but there has been little concrete progress over the past five years.

Myanmar’s Contested Civil-Military Relations in the Spotlight With New Spat

Myanmar’s Contested Civil-Military Relations in the Spotlight With New Spat

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A recent incident served as yet another reminder of the complex and contested dynamics of civil-military relations in the country and the sensitivities therein.
Foreign Power Threat Looms Over Kem Sokha Trial in Cambodia

Foreign Power Threat Looms Over Kem Sokha Trial in Cambodia

By Luke Hunt
The hearings have again spotlighted the ruling government’s obsession with threats from foreign powers and color revolutions.

Rohingya Case: International Court Begins Gathering Evidence

Rohingya Case: International Court Begins Gathering Evidence

By Associated Press
A court official said a team of investigators is visiting Rohingya refugee camps to collect evidence, and that justice will be delivered whether Myanmar cooperates or not.

US-Malaysia Security Cooperation in the Headlines with Aircraft Mission Systems Transfer

US-Malaysia Security Cooperation in the Headlines with Aircraft Mission Systems Transfer

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A reported development provided a window on some of the ongoing functional cooperation between the two countries in spite of wider challenges for bilateral ties.

What Does a New Philippines Navy Chief Mean for the Country’s Security?

What Does a New Philippines Navy Chief Mean for the Country’s Security?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at the potential significance of the appointment.
What Does the ICJ Preliminary Ruling Really Mean for the Rohingya?

What Does the ICJ Preliminary Ruling Really Mean for the Rohingya?

By Angshuman Choudhury
The ICJ verdict is an important first step toward ensuring that the Rohingya victims get some tangible justice.

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