March 2018 - Page 2 of 6 - Southeast Asia Globe

Mar 22, 2018 • 4 min read

Innovative office design

Cambodia’s masters of workplace wellness share their secrets

The directors of Raintree, Cambodia’s first “boutique office space”, reveal how simple tweaks can improve work culture and performance
By Janelle Retka • Mar 22, 2018

Mar 22, 2018 • 6 min read

Visual art

UK-based artist brings her vibrant spin on pop-art to Siem Reap

UK-based visual artist Grande Dame will descend on Siem Reap where she will host a month-long exhibition showcasing her psychedelic projections and pop-art style prints
By Thomas Brent • Mar 22, 2018

Mar 22, 2018 • 4 min read

Media

Malaysia moves one step closer towards criminalising fake news

The Malaysian cabinet has approved a controversial bill to fight fake news that critics say will be used to suppress criticism of the government ahead of looming elections
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 22, 2018

Mar 21, 2018 • 2 min read

Tax

Singapore moves to cut pollution with carbon tax but risks putting off potential investors

Singapore will become the first country in Southeast Asia to introduce a tax on carbon emissions, despite some MPs warning that it could affect the city-state’s competitiveness in the region
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 21, 2018

Mar 21, 2018 • 2 min read

Adventure activities

Get your pulse racing in Cambodia

From scaling rock faces to hurtling through the jungle canopy at high speeds, get your adrenaline rush with these intrepid endeavours
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 21, 2018

Mar 21, 2018 • 3 min read

Cambridge Analytica

Malaysian Prime Minister deflects accusations by pointing finger at Mahathir’s son

Links to disgraced data mining firm Cambridge Analytica has forced Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak to go on the defensive as general elections loom
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 21, 2018

Mar 20, 2018 • 3 min read

Marcus Holmes

Phnom Penh Post CEO says $3.9m tax bill is "not political"

Newspaper's CEO and an independent economist suggest that the Cambodian tax department is following normal procedure
By Janelle Retka • Mar 20, 2018

Mar 20, 2018 • 3 min read

True Colours Festival

Disabled Cambodian dancers shake off discrimination in Singapore

Epic Arts is a charity in Cambodia that opens up opportunities for performance and self-expression to people with disabilities. Two professional dancers from the organisation will head to Singapore this month to perform at True Colours Festival, which celebrates artistic talent from people who are differently abled
By Cristyn Lloyd • Mar 20, 2018

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Netflix to air Philippine crime drama inspired by Duterte’s war on drugs

Innovative office design

Cambodia’s masters of workplace wellness share their secrets

Visual art

UK-based artist brings her vibrant spin on pop-art to Siem Reap

Media

Malaysia moves one step closer towards criminalising fake news

Tax

Singapore moves to cut pollution with carbon tax but risks putting off potential investors

Adventure activities

Get your pulse racing in Cambodia

Cambridge Analytica

Malaysian Prime Minister deflects accusations by pointing finger at Mahathir’s son

Marcus Holmes

Phnom Penh Post CEO says $3.9m tax bill is "not political"

True Colours Festival

Disabled Cambodian dancers shake off discrimination in Singapore

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Archive: Mar 2018

Innovative office design

Visual art

Media

Tax

Adventure activities

Cambridge Analytica

Marcus Holmes

True Colours Festival

Lines of thought across
Southeast Asia

Everything
else