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ASEAN Needs To Do a Rethink on Burma’s Rohingya Issue
Violence against Burma’s Rohingyas could become a regional issue if ASEAN does not act fast.
Kerry's Big Meeting with Russia's Putin
Can Kerry change Putin’s mind on Syria or Iran? The Diplomat presents its preview for the upcoming week.
Somchai, Jonas, Sombath: Southeast Asia’s Missing Human Rights Warriors
Activists have brought human rights to the forefront in Southeast Asia.
Landmines Still Blight Southeast Asia
Vietnam has called for ASEAN members to jointly address the region’s ongoing issue with landmines.
Don’t Let the Flames of Nationalism Engulf Southeast Asia
SE Asia has seen a spike in violence recently, highlighting the need for a rethink concerning nationalist rhetoric.
Religion, Race and Politics: ASEAN’s Gordian Knot
It’s time for ASEAN to play a constructive role in tackling religious and racial tensions across the region.
Manila's South China Sea Gambit
The Philippines is seeking international arbitration under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
Sabah and the War of Meanings
Fighting in Sabah may have ended, but the war of meanings surrounding the Sulu Sultan’s claims is ongoing.
Filipinos Look to the UN, ASEAN for Help in Sabah
The crisis in Sabah is long from over, but for the moment efforts should shift to humanitarian concerns.
Asia-Pacific Tourism Hits Record Highs in 2012
Tourism in the Asia-Pacific region grew for the third consecutive year in 2012, up more than 5 percent on year.
Thailand’s Makudi to Run for AFC Presidency
Thailand’s Worawi Makudi wants to head the Asian Football Confederation. Will his past get in the way?
Pressure Mounts on Laos Over Missing Activist
International concern over human rights in Laos is growing over the disappearance of Sombath Somphone.