The pressure against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s unsteady coalition government continues to mount.

The country has normalized mob culture where force, fear, and informal power often override law and justice. On June 23, ...

U.S. policy in the Middle East has impacted Washington’s alliance management in the Indo-Pacific and beyond. A U.S. Air Force ...

Beijing’s dominance in the rare earth industry is the result of decades of targeted state efforts – and a willingness to ...

The legal change is set to spare the life of the tycoon Truong My Lan, who was sentenced to death last year for her role in a ...

The future of the relationship will depend on whether they can discuss security concerns without overwhelming the bilateral ...

For the CPP government, the dispute is a handy distraction from the other serious challenges facing the country.

Cambodia’s government says that it will seek a ruling from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over its ongoing border dispute with Thailand, following a fatal military clash in a remote ...

In 2013, after the guns fell silent, the verdict was reaffirmed by the ICJ, and Cambodia effectively won the day. ... Luke Hunt is a Southeast Asia correspondent for The Diplomat.

Since around 2013, that tacit arrangement has been steadily dismantled. Ideological slogans have returned, often vague and high-sounding, but rarely translated into practical policy.

The lasting impact of the 2013 Kalachakra pilgrimage, after which many returnees faced interrogations and detentions, continues to shape contemporary pilgrim behavior through institutionalized fear.

Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev soaked up the spotlight as he made his way to the stage to officially open the World Nomad Games in 2016. Credit: Catherine Putz ...