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By
Logan Connor
• Nov 17, 2016
With the surprise election of Donald Trump, the ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership looks unlikely, which could have profound economic effects in Southeast Asia
By
Logan Connor
• Nov 11, 2016
While the election of Donald Trump as the next US president has been met with shock, some authoritarian governments in the region could gain from a thinned US presence
By
Logan Connor
• Nov 10, 2016
After outsider Republican candidate Donald Trump stunned the world by clinching the US presidency, several regional leaders offered their support for the president-elect
Voters across the US are casting their ballots for their 45th president, choosing between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump. The effects will be felt the world over, and Southeast Asia could see an immediate impact
By
Logan Connor
• Nov 09, 2016
Southeast Asia has been hailed as the next big market for video streaming startups, with local telcos joining forces with big name studios to deliver both Hollywood and local content to the masses. Can the US streaming sensation Netflix, which officially launched in the region in January, now compete with these more affordable local rivals?
By
Kirsten Han
• Oct 17, 2016
Over the past two decades, Southeast Asia has seen a new breed of entrepreneur – along with improved education, technology development and better government investment. But can the region become the world’s next Silicon Valley?
By
David Hutt
• Jul 28, 2016
From embracing the avant garde in Myanmar to exploring Balinese strictures, the region’s best poets are often a bold voice in opposition to the status quo
By
Paul Millar
• Jun 29, 2016
The roles of contemporary artists in society can perhaps be boiled down to asking questions that make us think. From giving a voice to the voiceless to critiquing lax construction standards, here are five artists who do that better than most
By
Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 30, 2016
Professor Mark Tewdwr-Jones of Newcastle University's School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape discusses the future of Southeast Asia's cities
By
David Hutt
• Mar 18, 2016
