英语较早报道
How civil society groups and activists are planning to reclaim civic space in Vietnam
In the international community, Vietnam's authoritarian status is relatively unknown compared to other places such as China and North Korea.
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Defamation charges filed against those who exposed the billion-dollar scam network in Thailand and Cambodia
Thailand MP Rangsiman Rome questioned the motive for filing defamation charges: “Is this really about damage to reputation or is it an attempt to silence criticism and protect something bigger?”
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Trade-offs behind the electric car boom in Southeast Asia
Critics warn that though Indonesia is viewed as a booming EV market and a source of raw materials, it is not reaping the benefits as an equal partner.
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How Chinese automakers are reshaping the EV landscape in Southeast Asia
As fierce competition and an electric vehicle (EV) price war squeezes Chinese EV manufacturers, many are looking abroad to find fresh markets.
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Australian researcher arrested in Thailand for allegedly defaming Malaysian government
"Now journalists in Thailand are not safe if third countries seek Thai assistance to prosecute people they don’t like."
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‘Draw the Line’ in Asia: Community organizers call for climate justice and accountability
"We draw the line as flash floods drown the innocent, while people’s voices against government failures are being silenced."
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Cambodian and Thai activists unite to end hostility and promote peace over border disputes
"We need all the spaces, all the communities, we need a whole society to heal and to promote racial tolerance, peace, solidarity and harmony."
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Soaking up the storm: Sponge cities and the future of flood-resilient Southeast Asia
The climate crisis is causing increased extreme weather events in Southeast Asia. Could “sponge cities,” a city planning method engineered by Chinese architect, Yu Kongjian, help them weather the storm?
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An interview with filmmaker Azura Nasron about online grooming in Malaysia
"A film alone won’t change the world, but in the right hands, backed by resources and real engagement, it can spark conversations that shift how Malaysia addresses this issue."
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Tracing ‘waste colonialism’ in Southeast Asia
While China used to be the world's largest waste importer, Southeast Asia is now taking a significant portion of wealthy countries solid waste, leading to negative health outcomes and environmental pollution.
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