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Vietnam At A Strategic Inflection Point
Trump’s Deterrent Factor and ASEAN’s Limited Hand in Thailand-Cambodia Discord
When Rivers Turn Hostile - China’s Mega-Dam, Water Politics, And The Water Wars Of The 21st Century
Transnational Crime Steals Billions In Southeast Asia
Sinergi Strategik Baharu Antara Vietnam Dan Malaysia
New Strategic Synergy Between Vietnam And Malaysia
Vientiane's Strategic Returns For Hanoi
A Month Of New Power Flexing
Growing Scramble To Court ASEAN In Strengthening Regional Presence
Prabowo's New Fears and Hope
Unwilling To Choose, Southeast Asia Is Spoiled For Choice
HONG KONG, China: A century ago, American humorist Robert Benchley quipped that there are “two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not.” Thomas Parks does not.
China's Belt And Road Initiative Is Trashing The Environment
NEW YORK, U.S.--The environmental damage the Chinese Communist Party is causing through its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is immeasurable. According to Professor William Laurance of James Cook University in Cairns, Australia:
CPI 2021 For Asia Pacific: Grand Corruption And Lack Of Freedoms Holding Back Progress
BERLIN, Germany--While countries in Asia Pacific have made great strides in controlling bribery for public services, an average score of 45 out of 100 on the 2021 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) shows much more needs to be done to solve the region’s corruption problems.
The Withering Of ASEAN: Why The Grouping Is A low Priority For Member States
BANGKOK, Thailand--The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was formally created by the foreign ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippine, Singapore, and Thailand, on the 8th August 1967.
Is ASEAN Partnership A Major Move for China In Asian Maritime Disputes?
SAN FRANCISCO,U.S.--Analysts say a proposed deal between China and a regional bloc — including four countries that dispute Beijing's claim to sovereignty over most of the South China Sea — could undermine U.S. influence in Southeast Asia.
Why there is no academic freedom in Malaysia
Is Southeast Asia waking up to the need for unity in South China Sea?
For years, the Southeast Asian countries that are party to the South China Sea dispute have faced criticism over their approach to advance their respective cases.