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Tariffs · Vietnam

Pressured by US tariffs, Chinese exports expand in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia

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‘Exports are being diversified, bit by bit, and Southeast Asian countries are becoming more and more important trading partners,’ analyst says.See the Story

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim · Malaysia

Commentary: Next Challenge for PM Anwar’s PKR - Keeping Its Anchor Role in Government

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The Parti Keadilan Rakyat leadership elections turned out to be intense and not without controversy. But Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s party has a far bigger challenge ahead, says this public policy consultant.See the Story

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Mainland Chinese Food and Beverage Companies’ Entry Into Regional Markets: A Different Taste

In the past decade, China’s food and beverage (F&B) firms have started large-scale investments outside China, driven by domestic market saturation and the Xi Jinping government’s “going out” (走出去) policy. Southeast Asia has become a prime target for this expansion due to its rapidly growing consumer base, underdeveloped F&B industry, proximity to China, and generally open investment environments. Given the variety of F&B industry offerings, main…Xi Jinping · Xiamen Read Article

ASEAN Vision 2045: What Does It Hold for Our Shared Future?

H.E. Buensuceso has served in the Philippine Foreign Service for more than four decades. Before her current role, she served as the Undersecretary for Bilateral Relations and ASEAN Affairs and held various assignments overseas, including as the Permanent Representative of the Philippines to ASEAN, and as the Philippine Ambassador to the Lao PDR, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. In recognition of her service, Ambassador Buensuceso was awarded the Pre…Philippines · Philippines Read Article

Climate Modelling in Southeast Asia is Critical for Food Security

Southeast Asia’s farmers are dependent on seasonal rainfall and weather patterns to cultivate crops. Climate change is upending this. As a result, governments and countries need to adapt agricultural practices to protect food security. This includes upping their game in the realm of climate modelling. The warnings are stark. The ASEAN State of Climate Change Report 2021 has identified agriculture as a highly vulnerable sector. Current Nationally…Read Article

Power Behind the Istana Gates: Musa Aman’s Quiet Influence in Sabah’s Election

Musa Aman, Sabah’s former chief minister, was appointed the state’s governor in December 2024. At the time, public reaction was mixed but leaned largely negative. His appointment has changed the chessboard of Sabah politics. He is also expected to take a more neutral stance and provide the stability that the state needs. The public reaction to Musa’s appointment was not surprising. First, public trust in Sabah’s political class was already low d…Corruption · Kota Kinabalu Read Article

Pheu Thai Party’s Identity Crisis: A Brand in Peril?

Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated on Instagram that the Pheu Thai Party (PT) had been “robbed of justice, again and again” on 22 May (the same day a court ruled on the rice pledge scheme and coincidentally, a coup ousted her aunt Yingluck in 2014). Yet, Paetongtarn’s condemnation sits awkwardly alongside the coalition she now leads. To form a government, PT had partnered with the conservatives who endorsed the coup. The result is…Instagram · Thailand Read Article

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Pressured by US tariffs, Chinese exports expand in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia

Commentary: Next Challenge for PM Anwar’s PKR - Keeping Its Anchor Role in Government

Pentagon Taps China Expert John Noh as Indo-Pacific Point Person

Espionage in the UK

Does Cambodia Really Want to Take Its Disputes With Thailand to the ICJ?

Towards a Just Energy Transition in Southeast Asia

Mainland Chinese Food and Beverage Companies’ Entry Into Regional Markets: A Different Taste

ASEAN Vision 2045: What Does It Hold for Our Shared Future?

Climate Modelling in Southeast Asia is Critical for Food Security

Power Behind the Istana Gates: Musa Aman’s Quiet Influence in Sabah’s Election

Pheu Thai Party’s Identity Crisis: A Brand in Peril?

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