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Asia & Pacific 1 month ago
Vietnam starts building largest homemade anti-submarine warship
The vessel, being built at the defense ministry's Song Thu Shipyard in Danang City, will also have most of its weapons and military equipment developed or assembled in the country, the Quan Doi Nhan Dan newspaper said late on Monday.
Sports 1 month ago
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'Disappointing': Indonesia’s early exit from ASEAN Championship draws scrutiny
Despite winning big in earlier matches of the competition against Timor-Leste and Cambodia, Indonesia’s national men soccer team failed to advance to the ASEAN Championship 2026’s semifinals after losing to Vietnam and drawing against Singapore.
Academia 1 month ago
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What Bangkok and Jakarta can teach each other about political survival
The recent bilateral summit in Jakarta was a master class in Southeast Asian statecraft, where the visiting Thai premier and the hosting Indonesian president showed off their diplomatic chops in the art of political survival.
Academia 1 month ago
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Building an ASEAN that delivers: Why centrality requires capacity
ASEAN’s 60th anniversary next year offers an occasion for both reflecting on the progress it has made thus far and considering the transformative efforts it must undertake to fulfill one of its founder's visions: a Southeast Asia that stands on its own feet.
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago
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ASEAN faces defining moment amid great power rivalry, internal rifts
From the crisis in Myanmar and disputes in the South China Sea to growing competition among major powers, ASEAN's long-standing weaknesses in crisis management and collective decision-making have become increasingly apparent, raising questions about its ability to respond effectively.
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