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Literature

Young readers find sense of community as Indonesia’s literary scene expands

Independent bookshops, public libraries, and changing perspectives are contributing to Jakarta’s bookish landscape
By Nisya Kunto

Border security

Myanmar junta critics struggle to survive as Thai security increases

As the Kingdom increases its security presence, anti-coup critics face death if forced back to Myanmar.
By Caleb Quinley

Thai politics, Siem Reap apocalypse, public transit

Thailand's Prime Minister suspended, a doomsday cult in Siem Reap, solutions for Cambodia's transit woes
By Jack Brook

Analysis

Southeast Asia’s Fake Meats Grapple With Texture and Religious Taboos

In a growing market, Southeast Asia's alternative protein entrepreneurs are navigating challenges of texture, culture and differing consumer tastes.
By Juliet Tempest & Kelvin E.Y. Low

detention centres

Refugees in Thailand allege detention centre abuse

As Thai police widen their nationwide crackdown on illegal migrants, new allegations of abuse inside Bangkok’s immigration detention centres have surfaced.
By Caleb Quinley

Food

Singapore makes a global mark with its culinary diplomacy

The city-state is building and strengthening its diplomatic interests and relations though the soft power of its local cuisine and food heritage
By Keri and Kelsi Matwick

Resettlement

Safety and stability elude refugees seeking resettlement from Malaysia

Resettlement remains the most common solution for refugees fleeing persecution, but delays and other complications persist before and after resettlement
By Liani MK

Innovation

Innovation hubs are helping invigorate Thai business

A government plan to attract foreign entrepreneurs and investment includes providing targeted benefits, mentoring, support and connections
By Jack Brook

Climate change

The small cuts bleeding Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake

Climate change, dam construction and sand dredging imperil the existence of one of the most bountiful lakes on Earth
By Andreas von Bubnoff

Analysis

Refugees have become hostages in Indonesia

Following long periods in detention centres, many who fled persecution have encountered repressive conditions driving some to despair and early death
By Hussain Shah Rezaie

International Relations

Cambodia and ASEAN remain in the American spotlight

U.S. assistant secretary of state visits Phnom Penh with strong support and select criticisms for the regional group’s temporary chair
By Brian P. D. Hannon

Editorial

Farming fish and tying an elephant knot

Singapore plans to increase local food production through aquaculture while a Cambodian village held an elephant wedding
By Brian P. D. Hannon