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The region's human rights and democracy records from the last year set a grim stage for the future of digital rights as arbitrary arrests and crackdowns on free speech continue
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Emilie Palamy Pradichit and Letitia Visan
As the ambitious, short-lived agreement marks two significant anniversaries, its influence and impact on ASEAN trade and geopolitics still survives through resurrected and new deals.
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Andrew Haffner
A passion for Southeast Asia and an interest in the region's poulations and economic development helped inspire hobbyist cartographer Terence Teo's striking high definition maps of ASEAN countries.
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Andrew Haffner
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.
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Riccardo Corrado
New Editor-in-Chief, trishaws in Malaysia, child abuse in Timor-Leste, Marcos Jr. on territorial disputes and drug war, endangered turtles in Vietnam
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Beatrice Siviero
Internal tussles, ‘American flirtations’ and contentious oil and gas agreements are stressing Philippines-China relations on the South China Sea
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Cherry Hitkari
As the world prepares for 2023, Southeast Asia Globe reflects on the major events that have shaped this year, and laid the foundations for the one ahead.
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Amanda Oon
The archive aims to accelerate social movements across the region by celebrating the country’s vibrant history of grassroots activism and storytelling
By
Jack Brook
The region is among the world’s most susceptible areas to climate change due to its geographic exposure, and women may experience the brunt of the crisis.
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Melinda Martinus and Beatrice Riingen
Environment and wildlife threats in Indonesia and Cambodia, state control increases for Malaysia and Vietnam, discrimination at work in Singapore
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Amanda Oon
In this exclusive interview, Christine Amour-Levar discusses women’s empowerment and the turbulent political past that shaped her childhood in Manila, and her first memoir
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Amanda Oon
