Cambodian deputy prime minister Sok An dies at age 66

Sok An, one of the country’s most senior politicians, was a major powerbroker and held leading roles in a range of official bodies
By Logan Connor • Mar 16, 2017

Philippines in new spat with China over sea territories

The Philippines will send patrols to waters over Benham Rise, a potentially lucrative undersea area, after a Chinese ship was spotted there last year
By Logan Connor • Mar 15, 2017

Malaysia is the world’s best country for investors, says report

Despite an ongoing political corruption scandal and a lacking technical skills base, Malaysia is said to be an appealing location for potential investors
By Euan Black • Mar 14, 2017

Ronald dela Rosa’s endless war

Meet the Philippines’ top cop, who has been ordered to purge the crime-ridden ranks of the country’s police force
By Paul Millar • Mar 13, 2017

Vietnam protests Chinese cruise ships in South China Sea

In addition to sending tourist-filled cruise ships to the South China Sea, China plans to build a host of luxury properties on islands in the hotly contested waters
By Logan Connor • Mar 13, 2017

World Bank expert on whether Cambodia will maintain its impressive growth

Miguel Eduardo Sánchez Martín, a senior economist at the World Bank, talks about the challenges ahead for Cambodia’s economy
By Logan Connor • Mar 10, 2017

Transport

Hopes that ultrafast ‘hyperloop’ train could solve Jakarta’s traffic problems

The mooted rail system could slash a ten-hour car journey into a 25-minute ride
By Logan Connor • Mar 09, 2017

March culture highlights: Thai film star Tony Jaa, Coldplay and Disney on Ice

Your March guide to culture in Southeast Asia 
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Mar 09, 2017