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Investment

Negotiating the SEZ

A snapshot of Phnom Penh’s Special Economic Zone
By Claire Knox

Agriculture

The Future of Cambodia: Agriculture

Economists say farmers need to reduce their reliance on the crop in order to revitalise Cambodia’s struggling agriculture industry
By Paul Millar

Phuket

The best places to eat, drink, shop and sleep

Our guide to Thailand’s biggest island, which is currently undergoing a cultural renaissance
By Paul Millar

Kamala Sukosol

Thailand’s jazz-singing hotel queen

Southeast Asia Globe sat down with the head of one of Thailand’s most successful hotel dynasties, Kamala Sukosol, to discuss her initial ambivalence toward the family business and her grandson’s impressions of President Trump
By Claire Knox

Jokowi takes authoritarian turn as Indonesian elections loom

By outlawing the radical Muslim group Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia, is the country's beloved president tarnishing his democratic credentials?
By Ismira Lutfia Tisnadibrata

Culinary

Cooking up Cambodia’s culinary future

Focus Cambodia heads inside the kitchen of Phnom Penh’s new culinary arts academy, where the team has grand visions of elevating the country’s food and beverage scene
By Claire Knox

Myanmar military invokes war on terror as Rakhine violence continues

The Myanmar military has been accused of indiscriminately targeting civilian in its newly announced war “against terrorism” after coordinated attacks on police posts Myanmar's State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi delivers a speech during a ceremony for the National Health Plan (2017-2021) at the Myanmar International Convention Center in Naypyitaw, Myanmar, 31 March 2017. Photo: EPA/Hein Htet
By Nathan Paul Southern

A leisurely lunch with two of Cambodia’s culinary kings

Focus Cambodia sat down with Cambodian chef Luu Meng and his business partner Arnaud Darc at their restaurant Malis in Phnom Penh to discuss the Kingdom’s dining renaissance
By Paul Millar

Conservation tourism

Taking a walk on the wild side with Mondulkiri’s eco-tourism outfits

In Cambodia’s rugged east, a golden opportunity to tap into the region’s natural splendours is being threatened by copycat tour operators
By Claire Knox

Bestival music fest sets sail from the Isle of Wight to Bali

The iconic UK music festival has announced plans for a star-studded lineup to play in Indonesia from 30 September to 1 October
By Nathan Paul Southern

Top 5

Authentic meals in Southeast Asia

From rich curries to spicy stews, we bring you some of the region's best spots to enjoy authentic dishes and family recipes with a high-end twist
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial

Meet the man behind Singapore’s Burnt Ends restaurant and London’s Town Hall Hotel

Since falling into the hospitality business at the turn of the century, Loh Lik Peng has forged a reputation as one of the region’s quirkiest innovators
By Euan Black