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Can Indonesia's rights law tackle cross-border abuses?
Academia 2 months ago

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Can Indonesia's rights law tackle cross-border abuses?

Human rights abuses are no longer confined by national borders, yet the institutions tasked with addressing them remain largely bound by them.
Energy volatility is Asia's real stress test
Academia 2 months ago

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Energy volatility is Asia's real stress test

Governments can prepare for persistently high energy prices, but they cannot anticipate every possible market outcome.
What Indonesia can learn from Thailand’s disease tracking
Academia 2 months ago

What Indonesia can learn from Thailand’s disease tracking

Thailand’s integrated approach has successfully strengthened the country’s preparedness for future public health emergencies, something Indonesia should learn from to broaden its public health access.
From tears to The Open, Fifa Laopakdee’s links golf journey comes full circle
Sports 2 months ago

From tears to The Open, Fifa Laopakdee’s links golf journey comes full circle

As the first Thai person to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship last October, where he defeated Japan’s Taisei Nagasaki in a playoff, Fifa earned precious exemptions into the Masters in April and The Open, which starts Thursday.
How flammable decor and lax rules turned Bangkok pub into a death trap
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

How flammable decor and lax rules turned Bangkok pub into a death trap

Although firefighters arrived within minutes, a combination of factors proved deadly for many of the people trapped inside the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao pub in northern Bangkok.
Prabowo talks regional, global issues with Thailand’s Thaksin
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

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Prabowo talks regional, global issues with Thailand’s Thaksin

Ex-Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's visit to Jakarta is part of Indonesia's effort to intensify international cooperation with global leaders and other prominent figures amid recent geopolitical developments, according to the Presidential Secretariat.
Renewing ASEAN’s resilience amid growing indifference
Academia 3 months ago

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Renewing ASEAN’s resilience amid growing indifference

When confronted with external shocks, will ASEAN members continue to support one another, or will national interests gradually overshadow regional solidarity? 
Great Nicobar and India’s Southeast Asia push 
Academia 3 months ago

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Great Nicobar and India’s Southeast Asia push 

The Great Nicobar Project, part of India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is a strategic project which aims to strengthen India’s presence in the Andaman Sea and Southeast Asia.
Why third parties matter in the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict
Academia 3 months ago

Why third parties matter in the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict

Under such tense conditions, neutral and trusted actors can play a vital role in facilitating dialogue, rebuilding confidence, reducing tensions and helping both countries move toward lasting peace.
Silencing human rights defenders: Southeast Asia’s accountability crisis
Academia 3 months ago

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Silencing human rights defenders: Southeast Asia’s accountability crisis

Across Southeast Asia, human rights defenders face a tightening noose of physical violence and high-tech digital repression, threatening the very future of the rule of law and civic space in the region.

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