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Luke HuntThe Diplomat |
Scott Johnson talks about drones and meeting Nerdah Bo Mya in Kawthoolei.
The country's ruling party is using an unnecessary conflict as a chance to build up its political myth.
Rights groups say ASEAN and the international community must have direct access to Aung San Suu Kyi.
The country's military government has claimed ownership of a rock worth millions of dollars.
Anger over an American media report referring to the country as “Scambodia” needs to be redirected to the root cause of an old pun.
A conversation with Chris Humphrey, executive director of the EU-ASEAN Business Council.
Marcus Tantau from Templeton Research offers fresh insights into the region's economies as they reel from the impacts of the Hormuz oil crisis.
A logistics specialist discusses the nuts and bolts of getting goods to market as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran continues into its second month.
Refugees scrounge out a life on both sides of the Moei River bordering Thailand.
Can state-based administrations forge a federalism that will keep the country together?
A conversation with Michael Martin on the conflict, and how the region should deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
But the junta is setting up a new propaganda unit in order to send more positive messages.
Worryingly, the current rumblings resemble the disputes that preceded major outbreaks of fighting in July and December.
The road ahead will be difficult after Anutin Charnvirakul’s election victory in neighboring Thailand.
Archeologist Dougald O’Reilly speaks about his work on Laos' Plain of Jars and tracing the region's pre-historical societies.
A leaked planning document published by Project88 emphasizes that Hanoi deeply distrusts the official U.S. proclamations that it respects Vietnam’s...
The rights group Amnesty International says that the government is doing nothing to deal with the mounting "humanitarian crisis."
Marcus Tantau from Templeton Research sees maritime Southeast Asia faring well, but predicts mixed fortunes for the mainland nations.
Murray Hunter says that the alternative – a possible two-year prison sentence – left him with little choice.
Chen Zhi’s extradition follows U.S. federal indictment and the capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro.
Truce holds after allegations of breaches, Cambodia bans all drone flights.
The removal of Cambodia’s scam compounds remains a sticking point.
Murray Hunter was expected to appear before a court in mid-December following his indictment but his trial was postponed. Instead he attended a...
The death toll is mounting after four days of fierce fighting and Thai aerial bombardments .
Energy analyst Peter Kiernan says the conference wasn’t all bad but emission targets are unlikely to be met.
The Thai military has dismissed the allegations as “fake news” as the vitriol between the two sides escalates.
A conversation with Singaporean human rights lawyer M. Ravi.
Cambodia’s Prince Group denies claims of involvement in online scamming operations, alleges U.S. conspiracy.
Real peace requires an end to human trafficking and "pig butchering" operations.
Soldiers stand guard in Oddar Meanchey as civilians make the best of things after being evacuated to displacement camps during the border fighting in...
A conversation with veteran rights advocate Phil Robertson.
Murray Hunter spoke with The Diplomat about SLAPPs and transnational repression.
Where are travelers heading amid the post-pandemic shake-up of aviation trends?
The rising cost of living and widening income inequalities are sending Southeast Asians into the streets.
Bangkok also says that it will apply Thai domestic law over Cambodians living in disputed villages.
A conversation with barrister Craig Tuck about law and the right to dignity.
Checking facts and debunking falsehoods is out of fashion under Trump 2.0.
The junta plans its election while turmoil engulfs Thai politics.
A conversation with Dr. Edwin Pugh.
Is Lt. Gen. Boonsin Padklang, the head of Thailand's Second Army Region, costing Bangkok its goodwill?
A conversation with British filmmaker Andy Ball.
A conversation with EU parliamentarian Chloe Ridel.
A conversation with veteran correspondent Ian Timberlake.
Confronting the junta with words and the realities of a war they started.
By releasing a recorded phone call with the Thai prime minister, the strongman has broken an important regional norm.
The Bank's new forecasts put Cambodia and Laos well below targeted sustainable growth.
Can issues with refugee labor in Thailand be tackled through an FTA with the European Union?
Vietnam is economically out-performing its peers in the Mekong Region, and is set to become ASEAN's second-largest economy by 2028.
Comparisons between the current confrontation and the 2008-2011 Preah Vihear dispute are questionable.
Anti-regime forces are focused on seizing control of military bases.
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