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STORY OF THE DAY • Feb 02, 2016 • 5 min read

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

By Ellie Dyer • Feb 02, 2016
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

STORY OF THE DAY • Feb 01, 2016 • 9 min read

Urban art Hitting a wall: Phnom Penh’s street art

By Daniel Besant • Feb 01, 2016
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

STORY OF THE DAY • Feb 01, 2016 • 2 min read

Portrait of a lady: Moeun Thary

By Daniel Besant • Feb 01, 2016
Moeun Thary, 47, works as a seamstress in Phnom Penh and lives in a dilapidated 1960s block called Bodeng, also known as the White Building, one of the last remaining housing projects for low-income families in the centre of Cambodia’s capital. In December, she became the subject of a mural on a side wall of Bodeng by renowned street artist El Mac. A few days after its completion, the mural was whitewashed over by city authorities

Jan 29, 2016 • 3 min read
Indonesia's military re-enactments

Blast from the past

Military reenactments are sweeping Indonesia, where enthusiasts recreate battles from World War Two to the country’s fight for independence
By Hosea Aryo Bimo W.N. • Jan 29, 2016

Jan 28, 2016 • 10 min read
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Thinking of a change: 17 Triggers

What if, inside all of us, there is an emotional ‘elephant’ and rational ‘elephant rider’ competing to determine our actions? Mike Rios of 17 Triggers, a Cambodia-based advertising agency that works with the development sector, explains his hard-learned lessons on how to get people to change their behaviours
By David Hutt • Jan 28, 2016

Jan 28, 2016 • 4 min read

Malaysian PM's battles have only just begun

Opinion: While Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak might have been cleared of wrongdoing in a financial scandal, more accusations are likely to come, says academic Greg Lopez
By Greg Lopez • Jan 28, 2016

Jan 27, 2016 • 3 min read
Dissident

Talking democracy with a Laotian dissident

A political reshuffle has taken place in communist Laos. Here, a dissident speaks out about the country’s regime and his hopes for democracy
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Jan 27, 2016

Jan 25, 2016 • 3 min read

Laos congress elects new leader

Party veteran and septuagenarian Bounnhang Vorachith becomes leader of the country
By Southeast Asia Globe editorial • Jan 25, 2016

Jan 25, 2016 • 7 min read

"Happy staff means happy guests": Shinta Mani

With a hotel recognised as among the world’s best by TripAdvisor, the managers of Cambodia’s Shinta Mani believe the key to success lies in employee contentment
By Focus Asean editorial • Jan 25, 2016