Cambodian telco launches $5m fund for local tech startups

The Smart Axiata Digital Innovation Fund will provide guidance and business development – as well as investments ranging from $25,000 to $500,000 – to Cambodian startups in the digital service sector  
By Logan Connor • Mar 28, 2017

How a bamboo box could help Cambodian farmers save money

Meet the young Cambodian whose business aims to help the country's farmers keep their fruits and vegetables fresher for longer
By Euan Black • Mar 28, 2017

Top five: Southeast Asia’s best speakeasy bars

Informed by the drinking culture of the US’ prohibition era, the modern speakeasy offers the perfect blend of mouthwatering innovation and welcome escapism. Here are some of our favourites from around the region
By Euan Black • Mar 27, 2017

In pictures: Myanmar Armed Forces Day 2017

Every year on 27 March, the Myanmar military – known as the Tatmadaw – shows off its might during Armed Forces Day celebrations. Originally known as Resistance Day, the holiday commemorates the beginning of the army’s resistance to Japanese occupation in 1945. The 72nd year of this celebration was no disappointment, with all branches of the military coming together for an ostentatious show of military strength. Here are some of our favourite photos from the event
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 27, 2017

Police reportedly enter North Korean embassy in Malaysia

The international murder case entered a new chapter on Sunday when Malaysian police are said to have entered the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur, where suspects allegedly involved in the murder of Kim Jong-nam are said to be staying  
By Logan Connor • Mar 27, 2017

Flying high

The first female commercial pilot trained in Laos

Phinanong Leusasinh discusses her lifelong dream of flying, the difficulties she has faced in a male-dominated industry and what it takes to become a certified pilot
By Logan Connor • Mar 24, 2017

Ubud’s best places to eat, drink, shop and sleep

Our favourite spots in Bali's cultural capital
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 23, 2017

Over 200 Malaysians reportedly detained for suspected ties to Isis

The Malaysian government is said to be cracking down on those suspected of promoting the ideology of Isis and recruiting new members for the Islamic organisation
By Logan Connor • Mar 22, 2017