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By Andrew Haffner and Amanda Oon • yesterday
The watchdog organisation found a mixed bag for ASEAN states in its 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index, which it released on Tuesday
By Stew Post • Jan 24, 2023
With the FATF’s on-site inspection concluded, Cambodia’s reputation as a destination for foreign investment hangs in the balance, but deeply rooted corruption could undermine whatever progress the international watchdog finds
By Riccardo Corrado • Jan 23, 2023
Innovations and new ventures in space-to-earth technologies could pave the way for important collaborations between the two organisations if governments leverage on sharing information and data.
By Stew Post • Jan 10, 2023
Southeast Asia Globe shares an exclusive interview with the Institute's executive director as the group continues to shape the region's policy and development
Southeast Asia Globe បានធ្វើបទសម្ភាសន៍ពិសេស ជាមួយលោកស្រីអគ្គនាយិកា នៃវិទ្យាស្ថានស្រាវជ្រាវវ័យចំណាស់នេះ ខណៈដែលពួកគេបន្តការរចនាគោលនយោបាយ និងការអភិវឌ្ឍ នៅក្នុងតំបន់
By Stew Post • Jan 10, 2023
Despite new regulations claiming to help small businesses, Thai brewers say they face the same daunting legal hurdles
By Sarah Kim • Dec 23, 2022
As petroleum resources dry up, the expansion of agriculture, tourism and manufacturing is key to overcoming the socio-economic challenges facing the country
By Beatrice Siviero • Dec 02, 2022
The region has some of the most dangerous roads in the world with higher than average death rates, but delivery apps aren’t doing enough to protect their riders
By Leila Goldstein • Oct 14, 2022
Vague laws and cultural norms have stopped sex toys from becoming popular in Cambodia. But future thinking entrepreneurs are now meeting a new wave of demand for novelty items amid shifting social norms
By Daniel Zak • Oct 07, 2022
Despite international pressure, forced labour and beating are still common at government-run rehab facilities
By Govi Snell • Sep 30, 2022
The Kingdom's small and medium enterprises run by women contend with traditional gender roles and lack of opportunities and access further hindering their success
By Heng Molika • Sep 07, 2022
Garment factory labourers for big clothing brands often struggle for legal compensation after losing their jobs, even when court rulings favour workers in wage cases
By Jack Brook • Aug 10, 2022