By Robin Spiess • Jan 04, 2019
In late December, a Vietnam court ordered the Singapore-based firm to pay a local cab company just over $200,000 for losses incurred due to competition. The decision hinged on whether Grab should be considered a taxi company, or, as it generally is, a technology company. The court ruled in favour of the local firm. Now, Grab's country head has hit back, calling the ruling "extremely unfortunate"

By Mark Adnum • Jan 04, 2019
Southeast Asia Globe talks with feature moviemaker Joko Anwar, who’s taking a break from the big screen to tell stories for HBO Asia

By Robin Spiess • Jan 03, 2019
Indonesia has been rocked by a series of destructive natural disasters in the past 12 months, with the death count at its highest in over a decade. But what is going wrong in the country to lead to such a staggering number of fatalities?

By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Jan 02, 2019
2018 was an eventful year for Southeast Asia, with three elections, a dramatic rescue that caught the world's attention and an historic summit in Singapore. But how much of it do you remember? Test your knowledge with our quiz of 2018