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By AFP • yesterday
Politician and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party the National League for Democracy has been dissolved under a harsh new military-drafted electoral law
By AFP • Mar 17, 2023
While China is a major ally and arms supplier to the military junta in Myanmar, ethnic rebels have asked the country to diffuse the post-coup crisis
By Beatrice Siviero • Feb 25, 2023
E.U. and ASEAN talk digital trade, Tamils in Myanmar, and Indonesia grapples with new criminal code E.U. and ASEAN talk digital trade, Tamils in Myanmar, and Indonesia grapples with new criminal code
By Shalini Perumal • Feb 23, 2023
Many of Myanmar's Tamil population maintain deep roots in the country, with family history stretching back generations. Forced to flee discrimination and political upheaval, they grapple with nostalgia and juggle bi-cultural identity living in India
Cambodia criticised for press freedom repression as PM talks with German president. Plus former Khmer Rouge child soldiers have no access to post-trauma care and Singapore budget lacks inclusivity.
By Beatrice Siviero • Feb 18, 2023
Leaked documents from a senior meeting of Myanmar junta officials reveal an unexpected collaboration between the Myanmar military and Bangladesh forces on operations against the ARSA Rohingya insurgent group
By Shafiur Rahman • Feb 16, 2023
The watchdog organisation found a mixed bag for ASEAN states in its 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index, which it released on Tuesday
By Andrew Haffner and Amanda Oon • Jan 31, 2023
Granted special access to the elusive and remote island of Bangladesh’s Bhasan Char, Southeast Asia Globe reveals how its refugee residents face unemployment and lack of healthcare, cut off from family on the mainland.
By Tanbirul Miraj Ripon • Dec 21, 2022
New research reveals threats to crucial fish are endangering humans and biodiversity.
By Anton L. Delgado and Allegra Mendelson • Dec 06, 2022
Those who fled the military coup in hopes of a safer life abroad are facing the risks of returning home under a bleak economic landscape and active conflict
By Jacob Payne • Dec 01, 2022
While touring a genocide museum, António Guterres spoke to Khmer Rouge survivors and urged for similar atrocities to ‘never happen again’
By Anton L. Delgado • Nov 14, 2022
ASEAN's complex agenda tackles organised crime, continued tensions in the South China Sea and Myanmar's ongoing humanitarian crisis
By Nasa Dip • Nov 11, 2022