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By
Daniel Besant
• Apr 13, 2016
Ahead of its official launch, Southeast Asia Globe got a sneak preview of what’s in store at this year’s George Town Festival
By
Oliver Turner
• Apr 12, 2016
OPINION: To achieve a peaceful solution in the South China Sea, the West must understand that Beijing’s motives are, in fact, driven by domestic politics
By
David Hutt
• Apr 11, 2016
Smart Axiata Cambodia has seen off robust competition in the country’s telecoms sector to emerge as one of the industry’s key players. CEO Thomas Hundt discusses the shifting market and how his firm has stayed ahead of the curve
President Aquino came within a whisker of clinching peace in the Philippines’ restive south. But with presidential elections looming, the process threatens to unravel
By
Logan Connor
• Apr 08, 2016
A recent militarisation deal between Washington and Manila will have lasting implications for territorial disputes in the South China Sea
By
Logan Connor
• Apr 07, 2016
The Philippines’ presidential election takes place next month and, in many ways, the issues at play have barely changed in centuries
By
David Hutt
• Apr 06, 2016
Archaeologists working in Laos have discovered human remains in the Plain of Jars, giving hope we may finally understand the purpose of the thousands of stone vessels spread across the area
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Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 06, 2016
Massive leak of data from Panamanian law firm shows Cambodia’s minister of justice and a son of the Malaysian PM among the Southeast Asian names linked to offshore companies
By
Daniel Besant
• Apr 05, 2016
Asean secretary general Le Luong Minh may have an understated demeanour, but he has played a key role in strengthening the regional body
By
David Hutt
• Apr 05, 2016