By Beatrice Siviero • Aug 23, 2023
In his debut novel “Charlot” screenwriter Ian Masters traces the comedic actor’s journey of self-discovery in the 1930s and a fateful visit to Southeast Asia. Silent movies were passe’ “talkies” were all the rage and the region was on the cusp of dramatic changes.

By Anton L. Delgado • Jun 19, 2023
University of London lecturer Laurie Parsons compiles 15 years of work across Cambodia to understand how the country fits into the global supply chain providing the West with garments, footwear and more. In this Q&A, Parsons shares insights from the book and his experiences in the field

By Anton L. Delgado • Jun 12, 2023
National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan’s work in freshwater conservation in Cambodia spans decades. In this Q&A, he talks about bearing witness to the decline and trying to save the Mekong River’s most iconic species

By Beatrice Siviero • Jun 02, 2023
Children are often the focus of sweeping policies across Southeast Asia and beyond, but rarely do they get the chance to take part in governance. To mark International Children's Rights day this week, the Globe sat for a Q&A with renowned advocate Amihan V. Abueva about youth participation and more