Region
Southeast Asia
Charting the Future of the Indonesian Military’s Involvement in Counterterrorism
By Alif Satria
While TNI’s past counterterrorism involvement has proved beneficial, it is important not to overlook how a further expansion of its role could complicate existing efforts.
Cambodia-Thailand Relations, Not Myanmar, Will Define ASEAN’s Immediate Future
By William J. Jones
The ongoing conflict between the two member states is a direct challenge to the Southeast Asian bloc's founding purpose.
Philippine Defense Secretary Vows to Defend Nation’s Interests After China Sanctions
By Sebastian Strangio
The country's Department of Foreign Affairs said that the sanctions against Gilberto Teodoro Jr. are “an unfriendly act" that "further complicates" bilateral relations.
Thai Court Sentences 2 Men to Death For Involvement in 2015 Erawan Shrine Bombing
By Sebastian Strangio
The attack on the popular tourist attraction in central Bangkok killed 20 people and injured around 120 more.
What’s the Philippine Senate Drama All About?
By Mong Palatino
The country's upper house has become highly polarized, creating doubts about the upcoming impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.
Explaining the Philippines’ Defeat in the UN Security Council Election
By Mateusz Chatys
The country's loss to Kyrgyzstan points to shifting coalitions within the U.N. and exposes the limits of alliance politics in multilateral settings.
Why UMNO is the Biggest Beneficiary of Malaysia’s PAS-Bersatu Divorce
By Asif Ullah Khan
The fracturing of the opposition camp could give Malaysia's grand old party a springboard back to federal prominence.
Philippine Foreign Secretary Says She Will Meet Myanmar Opposition Groups Soon
By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement comes as ASEAN member states move to normalize their relations with the new "civilian" government in Naypyidaw.
Philippines Urges China to Remove ‘Movable Platform’ at Disputed South China Sea Shoal
By Sebastian Strangio
The country's coast guard said that the structure, which first appeared on satellite images on May 25, may be supporting unauthorized marine research.
What the Hormuz Energy Crisis is Teaching Taiwan About Marine Insurance
By Angela Glowacki
Taipei’s energy supply is secured for now, but it faces a separate concern of whether insurers will cover the ships that are needed to deliver it.
Is VinFast’s Costly EV Gambit Coming to an End?
By James Guild
Despite its vaunting ambitions and rapid expansion, the upstart automaker has yet to prove it can compete beyond the Vietnamese market.
Brunei’s Sultan Reshuffles Cabinet, Appointing His Son as Foreign Minister
By Asif Ullah Khan
The elevation of three of Hassanal Bolkiah's sons suggest that key posts are increasingly being concentrated within the direct line of succession.
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