Life • STORY OF THE DAY • Aug 10, 2012 • 6 min read
The blind side: Startup weekend in Phnom Penh
By Sacha Passi • Aug 10, 2012
Cambodia offers a bounty of business opportunities, but will a lack of innovative spirit see locals lose out?
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Life • STORY OF THE DAY • Aug 01, 2012 • 8 min read
Boeung Kak Lake No man’s land
By Sebastian Strangio • Aug 01, 2012
Phnom Penh's Boeung Kak lake development project has become a flashpoint for clashes over valuable land as the Kingdom develops. Will a high-profile protest movement encourage the Cambodian government to side with its electorate?
Life • STORY OF THE DAY • Jun 21, 2012 • 5 min read
Rehab A problem shared: drug and alcohol rehab in Thailand
By Massimo Morello • Jun 21, 2012
Surrounded by the mountain ranges of the Thai highlands, The Cabin offers a five-star refuge for those looking to kick the habit in style
Life • STORY OF THE DAY • Jun 18, 2012 • 3 min read
Gimme shelter
By Narciso Contreras • Jun 18, 2012
As a new Myanmar emerges, the battle rages on for the inhabitants of Kachin, its northernmost state. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and ethnic troops have taken up arms once more to defend their homeland from government forces. Photographer Narciso Contreras captures their story
Life • Jun 08, 2012 • 9 min read
State Violence
War on Myanmar’s women
With the constitution relegating women to second-class citizens and the national army increasingly employing sexualised violence as a weapon of subjugation, Myanmar is still very much a military man’s world
By Charlie Lancaster • Jun 08, 2012
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Orphanage Tourism
Visiting powers
Cambodia's orphanage tourism comes under the spotlight
By Sionnie Kelly • Dec 22, 2011
Life • Dec 16, 2011 • 10 min read
Meth
Asia’s favourite high
Regional governments’ attempts to stifle the rise of methamphetamines is failing
By Andrew Marshall • Dec 16, 2011
Life • Jan 31, 2011 • 6 min read
Myanmar
Tools of terror
In November last year, Myanmar officially became the only government in the world still actively laying landmines
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Jan 31, 2011
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Diaspora culture
Made in India
Cambodia's small but influential Indian community feels comfortable in a country that shares its history and maybe its future with their motherland.
By Jude Mak and Charlie Lancaster • Mar 01, 2010
Life • Oct 10, 2009 • 10 min read
Buddhism
The long journey of the Middle Way
As one of the world’s oldest belief systems, Buddhism has touched everyone from warrior kings to film stars
By Jet Odrerir • Oct 10, 2009