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Indonesia Ready to Temporarily Shelter Palestinians From Gaza, President Says

Indonesia Ready to Temporarily Shelter Palestinians From Gaza, President Says

By Sebastian Strangio
Prabowo Subianto has embarked on a trip to five Middle Eastern countries, during which the issue of Gaza is expected to feature prominently.
Can Singapore’s Measured Approach Endure in a Tumultuous World?

Can Singapore’s Measured Approach Endure in a Tumultuous World?

By Marcus Loh
History suggests that the city-state will maintain its steady, pragmatic course through increasingly turbulent international waters.

How Hizb ut-Tahrir Is Exploiting the Gaza War to Revive Its Global Islamist Agenda

How Hizb ut-Tahrir Is Exploiting the Gaza War to Revive Its Global Islamist Agenda

By Muhammad Makmun Rasyid
In Indonesia and elsewhere, anger at Israel's brutal attacks on Gaza has provided grist for the extremist mill.

Thai Workers Return Home From Gaza After 15 Months in Captivity

Thai Workers Return Home From Gaza After 15 Months in Captivity

By Sebastian Strangio
Of the 31 Thai agricultural workers captured by Hamas in October 2023, just one remains in captivity.

Malaysia ‘Strongly Opposes’ Forced Resettlement of Palestinians From Gaza

Malaysia ‘Strongly Opposes’ Forced Resettlement of Palestinians From Gaza

By Sebastian Strangio
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government has been among the staunchest critics of Israel's attacks on Gaza.
Five Thai Hostages Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange

Five Thai Hostages Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange

By Sebastian Strangio
Thirty-one Thai agricultural workers were abducted by Hamas fighters on October 7, 2023.

4 Thai Laborers Killed in Northern Israel, Thai Government Says

4 Thai Laborers Killed in Northern Israel, Thai Government Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Tel Aviv to ensure that no more Thai workers are sent to high-risk areas.
Meta Apologizes to Malaysia for Deletion of PM’s Posts on Hamas Assassination

Meta Apologizes to Malaysia for Deletion of PM’s Posts on Hamas Assassination

By Sebastian Strangio
Kuala Lumpur has accused tech giants of censoring pro-Palestinian opinion since the beginning of the Gaza war on October 7.

China’s Ambitious Efforts to Expand its Influence in the Israel-Palestine Issue

China’s Ambitious Efforts to Expand its Influence in the Israel-Palestine Issue

By Anmol Kumar and Hari Yadav G
The Beijing Declaration should be viewed as evidence of China’s increasing eagerness to position itself as a prominent mediator in West Asian affairs.

China Mediates a New Era of Palestinian Unity 

China Mediates a New Era of Palestinian Unity 

By Mohamad Zreik
After talks in Beijing, Fatah, Hamas, and other factions have agreed to form a unified government representing Palestine.

Indonesia’s Prabowo Meets With US Secretary of State Over Gaza

Indonesia’s Prabowo Meets With US Secretary of State Over Gaza

By Sebastian Strangio
Incoming leader Prabowo Subianto seems set to play a more active international role than the current president.
As International Justice Fails, Solidarity Must Prevail

As International Justice Fails, Solidarity Must Prevail

By Dustin Barter and Leen Fouad
From Gaza to Myanmar, the current constellations of geopolitics pose one of the most significant barriers to justice.

New Delhi’s Quiet Student Solidarity With Palestine

New Delhi’s Quiet Student Solidarity With Palestine

By Sidra Fatima and Roopashi Semalty
Full-fledged protests in India’s capital were quickly muffled, so students have resorted to quieter means of dissent.
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim Meets Hamas Delegation in Qatar

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim Meets Hamas Delegation in Qatar

By Sebastian Strangio
The meeting came just days after a U.S. Treasury delegation visited Malaysia to express its concerns that the Palestinian group was raising funds in the country.

Malaysia Will Not Recognize Unilateral Sanctions on Iran, Official Says

Malaysia Will Not Recognize Unilateral Sanctions on Iran, Official Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The U.S. Treasury Department has expressed its concerns over Iran using Malaysian entities to finance allied militant groups, including Hamas.

Welcome to World War III

Welcome to World War III

By Michael Vatikiotis
The Western-led “rules-based order” is fraying, but nothing seems to be emerging that might replace it.

The Key Takeaways From Chinese FM Wang Yi’s Visit to Indonesia

The Key Takeaways From Chinese FM Wang Yi’s Visit to Indonesia

By Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat and Yeta Purnama
Wang's visit is another sign that Beijing wants to get off on the right foot with the incoming Indonesian administration.
Some Southeast Asians Are Turning Against America Over Gaza. It Likely Won’t Last.

Some Southeast Asians Are Turning Against America Over Gaza. It Likely Won’t Last.

By David Hutt
This is not the first time that regional opinion toward the U.S. has soured over events in the Middle East.

Is Singapore Unfriending Israel?

Is Singapore Unfriending Israel?

By Sribala Subramanian
The city-state recently denounced a Facebook post from the Israeli embassy as “unacceptable."
Malaysia, Indonesia Denounce Israeli Occupation During ICJ Proceedings

Malaysia, Indonesia Denounce Israeli Occupation During ICJ Proceedings

By Sebastian Strangio
The two nations' foreign ministers addressed the body during an advisory proceeding examining Israel's post-1967 occupation of Palestinian territories.

Anwar Ibrahim, Anti-Semite?

Anwar Ibrahim, Anti-Semite?

By David Hutt
The Malaysian leader has long expressed strong, and at times contradictory, views on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Malaysia Bars Israeli Cargo Vessels From Its Ports Over Gaza Conflict

Malaysia Bars Israeli Cargo Vessels From Its Ports Over Gaza Conflict

By Sebastian Strangio
The ban singled out ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd., Israel’s largest shipping company, which has been permitted to dock at Malaysia's ports since 2002.

In Gaza, an Indonesian Volunteer Has Become an Unlikely War Reporter

In Gaza, an Indonesian Volunteer Has Become an Unlikely War Reporter

By Aisyah Llewellyn
Fikri Rofiul Haq, 24, who came to Gaza with an Indonesian charity, has remained behind in order to bear witness to the ongoing war.
Indonesians and Malaysians Keep Gaza in Their Prayers 

Indonesians and Malaysians Keep Gaza in Their Prayers 

By Sribala Subramanian
For Southeast Asia's Muslims, support for Palestine is rooted in national identity.

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