By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Feb 04, 2019
A celebration of culture, handicrafts, arts, and food will grace the streets of BKK3 in the form of a tented festival. With over 60 vendors, the 3rd annual Khmer Crafts and Food Festival (KCFF) is taking over streets 330 and 113 next to the Toul Sleng S21 Museum on the last Saturday in February

By Robin Spiess, Thomas Brent • Feb 01, 2019
A report outlines the effects that the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union could have on Cambodia and other countries in Southeast Asia

By Sophie Raynor • Jan 31, 2019
The largest budget in Timor-Leste’s history has been vetoed by President Francisco Guterres, who argued that buying out shares in the Greater Sunrise oil and gas fields will leave precious little money for health, education and basic infrastructure. And although the government is confident it can push the bill through, it may be in for a bitter struggle

By Robin Spiess • Jan 30, 2019
In Siem Reap, the newly opened Treeline Urban Resort has built into its foundation an open-air gallery where contemporary Cambodian artists can display their works on rotation, contributing their pieces to one of the four themed exhibits each year. At the recent launch of the resort’s inaugural exhibit, called Face Forward, the first artists to display at the Treeline gathered to discuss their work, the challenges they’ve overcome and the future of contemporary art in the Kingdom