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Protesters in Malaysia, Indonesia Come Out in Support of Palestine

Protesters in Malaysia, Indonesia Come Out in Support of Palestine

By Sebastian Strangio
While many Western leaders have expressed support for Israel, the balance of both public and elite opinion in Muslim-majority Southeast Asia is very much on the opposite side.
Meet the Extraordinary Fighters of Myanmar’s Resistance

Meet the Extraordinary Fighters of Myanmar’s Resistance

By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
They include former teachers, a fighter who was shot three times, and another who lost his hand making weapons. All are undaunted and determined to end military rule.

Thailand’s New PM Treads a Populist Path Through Controversy and Tragedy

Thailand’s New PM Treads a Populist Path Through Controversy and Tragedy

By Prem Singh Gill 
Like his predecessors, Srettha Thavisin has advanced a populist economic platform – but he'll need to do more to address his country's political and social problems.

Malaysia Warns TikTok Over Breaches of Local Laws

Malaysia Warns TikTok Over Breaches of Local Laws

By Sebastian Strangio
The Chinese-owned short video app has hit a number of recent roadblocks in its bid to expand its Southeast Asian operations.

No Media Lessons Learned From Thailand’s Siam Paragon Tragedy

No Media Lessons Learned From Thailand’s Siam Paragon Tragedy

By Mark S. Cogan
The Thai and international media have treated the country's latest episode of gun violence as a spectacle.
Indonesia’s Ex-Agriculture Minister Arrested on Accusations of Corruption

Indonesia’s Ex-Agriculture Minister Arrested on Accusations of Corruption

By Sebastian Strangio
Syahrul Yasin Limpo, who resigned from his position last week, is the sixth member of President Joko Widodo's cabinet to face graft charges since 2019.

Hun Manet Backs Down On Tax, but He Cannot Deny a Hike Is Coming

Hun Manet Backs Down On Tax, but He Cannot Deny a Hike Is Coming

By David Hutt
If the new-look government is to fulfill its grand economic promises, it will need to vastly increase domestic revenue collection.
Can the Philippine Coast Guard Maintain Its Momentum?

Can the Philippine Coast Guard Maintain Its Momentum?

By Jay Tristan Tarriela and Jeffrey Ordaniel
The new PCG Commandant will be critical for sustaining reform and the Philippines' maritime security approach.

Death Toll of Thai Workers in Israel Attack Rises to 21

Death Toll of Thai Workers in Israel Attack Rises to 21

By Sebastian Strangio
Thai citizens make up a large number of the foreign nationals who were killed and taken hostage during last weekend's deadly attack.

Indonesia’s ‘Losers’ Reshape Policy as TikTok Exits Online Retail

Indonesia’s ‘Losers’ Reshape Policy as TikTok Exits Online Retail

By Rania Teguh
For all its short-term benefits, such protectionism will not benefit the country's economy in the long run.

Indonesia Moots Possible World Cup Bid With Australia, Malaysia, Singapore

Indonesia Moots Possible World Cup Bid With Australia, Malaysia, Singapore

By Sebastian Strangio
Saudi Arabia is currently favored to host the soccer tournament in 2034.
Why Did Timor-Leste Sign a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership With China?

Why Did Timor-Leste Sign a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership With China?

By Joao da Cruz Cardoso
For Dili, upgrading relations with China is about giving itself as many options as possible for economic development. It is not about choosing China over Australia.

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