tier-1



STORY OF THE DAY • Feb 08, 2016 • 4 min read

Cambodia’s logging committee: clampdown or shakedown?

By Kerstin Canby • Feb 08, 2016
Opinion: Cambodian press and some environmental groups have largely viewed the government’s creation of a committee to curb illegal logging as a sign of real progress. But upon closer inspection, the crackdown may be more of a shakedown

STORY OF THE DAY • Feb 05, 2016 • 7 min read

Art Cartoonist Zunar in Malaysian government’s crosshairs

By Ana Salvá • Feb 05, 2016
Malaysian cartoonist Zunar faces decades in jail for criticising the government. But his struggle against oppression has inspired a new generation of artists

Feb 03, 2016 • 4 min read

Back to the old school: Somkid Jatusripitak

The man charged with revitalising Thailand’s ailing economic prospects has seen service on both sides of the country’s political divide, but now Somkid Jatusripitak faces what could be the biggest challenge of his career
By Daniel Besant • Feb 03, 2016

Feb 03, 2016 • 4 min read

Zika virus: what you need to know

The virus is causing worldwide concern after it was linked to birth defects
By Daniel Besant • Feb 03, 2016

Feb 02, 2016 • 4 min read

Let there be music: Northbridge International School

Northbridge International School Cambodia has launched an innovative music curriculum in collaboration with New York’s world-renowned Juilliard School
By Southeast Asia Globe editorial • Feb 02, 2016

Feb 02, 2016 • 5 min read
Climate Change

Climate change: region will suffer without urgent action

OPINION: With its low-lying coastlines and significant levels of poverty, the region looks likely to be hit hard by climate change. Governments must take action now, before it’s too late
By John Weiss • Feb 02, 2016

Feb 02, 2016 • 5 min read

View from the top: Victor Cui, CEO of ONE Championship

Victor Cui, chief executive officer of ONE Championship, the mixed martial arts promotion and sports media property, looks at his career, his management style and the importance of adaptation in business
By Ellie Dyer • Feb 02, 2016

Feb 01, 2016 • 9 min read
Urban art

Hitting a wall: Phnom Penh’s street art

After a world-class street artist left his mark on a drab wall in Phnom Penh, the government stamped its authority by painting over the mural within days. The decision has sparked a debate over the merits of street art and its place in Cambodia
By Daniel Besant • Feb 01, 2016