Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Nov 22, 2013 • 6 min read

Why 2013 is the year to build Asean's infrastructure

By Eddy Sunarto • Nov 22, 2013
The economic crisis in Europe and the US, together with a long-awaited stimulus package in Japan, may bring about the investment capital needed for Southeast Asia’s crumbling infrastructure

Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Nov 21, 2013 • 3 min read

“There is a country and there is no rule”

By Nathan Thompson • Nov 21, 2013
The second part of a Southeast Asia Globe series that shines a light on the region’s finest poetry

Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Nov 20, 2013 • 4 min read

Digital dividends

By Daniel Otis • Nov 20, 2013
Riverorchid and the evolution of marketing in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Nov 18, 2013 • 6 min read

Endangered species Face value

By Mark Andrews • Nov 18, 2013
Vietnam’s unrelenting belief in the power of rhino horn is causing the animals to be mutilated and driven to extinction

Southeast Asia • Nov 13, 2013 • 4 min read
Wildlife

Caught on camera: 'Asia's unicorn'

The critically endangered saola - known as the Asian unicorn - captured on camera for the first time in 15 years
By Southeast Asia Globe • Nov 13, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 13, 2013 • 4 min read

You old charmer

Few Bangkok hotels can compete with the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok's colourful history and trove of illustrious guests
By Massimo Morello • Nov 13, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 12, 2013 • 7 min read

Sharing is caring

Are Indonesia’s young digital natives amusing themselves into a state of political antipathy, or will the latent capacity of social media be unleashed in next year’s elections?
By George Steptoe • Nov 12, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 11, 2013 • 9 min read

Virtual democracy

The rapid spread of social media is altering Cambodia’s political landscape, and the old guard is struggling to keep up
By Colin Meyn • Nov 11, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 08, 2013 • 4 min read

Top five: Backpacker activities

There are some things that travellers just love to do, and time spent “on the road” in Southeast Asia is the perfect opportunity for them to indulge their inner goon
By Southeast Asia Globe editorial • Nov 08, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 07, 2013 • 5 min read

Peace at last

The tubing party is over in Vang Vieng, but tourism has managed to stay afloat
By Manuel Meyer • Nov 07, 2013

Southeast Asia • Nov 01, 2013 • 4 min read

Licence to kill

Malaysia’s brazen Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi is determined to reduce the country’s alarming gang activity at any cost
By Sacha Passi • Nov 01, 2013