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By
Caroline Vernaillen
• Jan 16, 2013
As stockpiles of palm oil soar and prices slump, will Indonesia and Malaysia succeed in rejuvenating its most profitable export?
By
Sacha Passi
• Jan 15, 2013
His name tends to fly under the radar on the regional political scene, but career diplomat Roberto Soares may be the final link in the tiny nation’s Asean membership bid
All eyes will be on Brunei this year as it assumes the Asean chairmanship. Will the bloc’s little guy have an impact on the big stage?
By
Hannah Jewitt
• Jan 11, 2013
January is a time for retribution in Malaysia and Singapore as Indian communities run amok in the name of Lord Murugan and usher in an orgy of colours, Bollywood tunes and self-mutilating devotion
By
Marco Ferrarese
• Jan 10, 2013
Despite the systematic eradication of ethnic minorities by the Khmer Rouge, it is possible the crime of genocide will never be heard in the Kingdom’s “genocide court”
By
Bridget Di Certo
• Jan 07, 2013
A surge in labour demands in Southeast Asia has left analysts wondering how long the era of dirt-cheap labour will last in the region.
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Southeast Asia Globe
• Jan 04, 2013
The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, commonly called ANZ, is expected to open a representative office in Myanmar early this year
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Southeast Asia Globe
• Jan 04, 2013
