Search results for "Cambodia"

Oct 19, 2015 • 7 min read
Malaysia

A country in crisis?

Scandals, disasters and financial mismanagement have hit Malaysia hard in recent years. Southeast Asia Globe finds that the nation’s young people are beginning to talk of a country in crisis
By Daniel Besant

Oct 13, 2015 • 1 min read

Not enough food on the plate

Even as incomes rise across the region, many are still going hungry, according to a new report
By Southeast Asia Globe editorial

Oct 09, 2015 • 11 min read
Supernatural

Singapore’s ghost hunters

Join Singapore's paranormal investigators for a night of ghost hunting in the city-state
By David Hutt

FROM THE PRINT ARCHIVE
Oct 07, 2015 • 5 min read

Last Question: Kulikar Sotho

Kulikar Sotho cut her teeth as a line producer working on 2001’s blockbuster adventure Tomb Raider before recently directing her first feature, The Last Reel, a tale of reconciliation with roots in Cambodia’s turbulent past. Here she talks to Southeast Asia Globe about authenticity, maintaining one’s vision and how her film is not about the Khmer Rouge
By Daniel Besant

Sep 25, 2015 • 6 min read

On the shoulders of giants

Bruised behinds and ignored instructions are in plentiful supply on a one-day elephant-handler excursion in Chiang Mai
By Jim Algie

Sep 18, 2015 • 7 min read

Arise, Phnom Penh

Gleaming glass and steel structures boasting contemporary design features may not be many people’s impression of Phnom Penh, but a building boom is rapidly changing the Cambodian capital’s image
By Francis Booker

Sep 15, 2015 • 5 min read

Interview: Tony Wheeler

In 1973, Tony Wheeler co-founded Lonely Planet Publications, kickstarting a shoestring travel revolution and influencing thousands of people to sling on a backpack and head off on unbeaten paths. Next month, Wheeler will be a guest speaker at the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival
By Jemma Glavin

Sep 14, 2015 • 5 min read

Going the distance

Since being named Porsche Asia-Pacific’s managing director last year, Martin Limpert has been on a mission to redefine the region’s car culture, one country at a time
By Jennifer Meszaros

Aug 27, 2015 • 9 min read
Mae Sot

A break for the border

Positioned on the border of Thailand and Myanmar, Mae Sot has long attracted migrant workers who are largely responsible for that region’s economic success. Now, with improving infrastructure and social reforms, the town could be set to boost the Kingdom’s business profile even further
By Denise Hruby

Aug 19, 2015 • 2 min read

Poised for growth and success

Advertorial The International School of Phnom Penh (ISPP)’s reputation is synonymous with educational excellence. Established in 1989 as Cambodia’s first international school, ISPP has since expanded to serve more than 800 students from age three to grade 12. This world-class school was founded as,…
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial