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- The Philippines’ communist guerillas target Chinese firms: a threat to Beijing’s Belt and Road?The banned Filipino communist party has ordered its armed wing to attack Chinese firms in the country, saying Beijing’s infrastructure projects are displacing thousands and harming natural resources. The party’s actions could complicate Manila’s relationships with Beijing.21 October 2020Chinahttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45099
- Understanding ASEAN’s commitment to a nuclear weapons-free regionASEAN has pushed to keep Southeast Asia out of the nuclear weapons race. However, with growing military interference from international actors, Southeast Asian countries may reconsider the choice in order to ensure their security.21 October 2020Aseanhttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45092
- Thai protests on October 14 a catalyst for resurgent democracy movementThai protests on October 14 a catalyst for resurgent democracy movement. The date commemorates mass protests in 1973 that led to the ouster of a junta leader, but it’s unclear if this year’s movement can lead to lasting changes.20 October 2020Democracyhttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45079
- Cambodian rappers await trial for “inciting unrest”Two Cambodian rappers face charges of inciting social unrest as the government continues its crackdown on dissent. Their cases, like many others in Cambodia, show the reach of Prime Minister Hun Sen’s authoritarianism but also point to the growing role of hip-hop in social movements in Southeast Asia.18 October 2020Cambodiahttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45073
- Twitter bans nearly 1000 accounts linked to Thai military: What does it mean for the country?As protests in Thailand gain momentum, harsh laws and censorship have restricted citizens from engaging in meaningful political discourse. However, mounting protest campaigns on social media are putting the government on the defensive.15 October 2020Democracyhttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45066
- Why has the US blacklisted a Chinese firm in Cambodia?The United States has blacklisted a Chinese firm building an extensive resort in Cambodia, alleging human rights violations and corruption. However, there is much more to the project and the US’s actions than meets the eye.14 October 2020Cambodiahttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45062
- Bali’s economy struggles to survive without touristsBali’s economic lifeline was severed when the Indonesian government officially closed borders on March 20. Now, after seven months without tourists, the island is struggling to survive.13 October 2020Businesshttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45057
- Malaysia withholds report on Rohingya graves a full year after government probeMalaysia has reportedly withheld a report on Rohingya graves a full year after a government probe. Its government should make its findings public on the grounds of transparency and accountability.12 October 2020Human Rightshttps://www.aseantoday.com/?p=45053