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southeast asia
Rethinking ASEAN Integration
After 40 years ASEAN members are still struggling to create a sense of solidarity.
Philippine Street Artist Jailed for Offending Church
Carlos Celdran has been sentenced to prison for 13 months for his pro-contraception activism.
Southeast Asia Football Rising?
Southeast Asia has a passion for football but few indigenous stars. Teerasil Dangda could help change that.
ASEAN's Year in Review
2012 saw ASEAN making global headlines over the South China Sea, while member nations tackled a host of internal challenges — some better than others.
Johnny Damon to 'Suit Up' for Thailand
SE Asia teams have been searching for talent for the World Baseball Classic. One former All-Star could help.
Southeast Asia's Internet Dilemma
Surveillance cameras at internet cafés, harsh accountability standards for webmasters and the specter of self-censorship have many questioning the future of Internet freedom.
Japan's Shrinking ASEAN 'Soft Power'
ASEAN members remain ambivalent about Tokyo’s political influence. With a stagnant economy and China’s shadow looming large, what can Japan do to regain the initiative?
America’s New Asiatic Fleet?
The U.S. Navy focus on Littoral Combat Ships won’t necessarily keep China happy, but they’re still a good idea.
America’s New Asiatic Fleet?
The U.S. Navy focus on Littoral Combat Ships won’t necessarily keep China happy, but they’re still a good idea.
China in Southeast Asia
Tang Qifang, Southeast Asia analyst at the China Institute of International Studies, talks about ties with the region.