Sebastian Strangio is the Southeast Asia Editor for The Diplomat, specializing in covering political, social, and economic issues in the region. His work has also appeared in Bryan Publishing Co, where he has written extensively on Southeast Asian politics, human rights, and regional dynamics.
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The Russian leader could include a stop in Hanoi on his state visit to China later this month.
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission says that connections supplying Shwe Kokko, a hub of online fraud in Myanmar’s Kayin State, were illegal.
By: Sebastian Strangio
Over the weekend, Manila accused Beijing of attempting to create an “artificial island” at Sabina Shoal, an unoccupied reef 75 nautical miles from Palawan island.
“Without heroin and meth, the state probably wouldn’t exist, and the Wa would be one more indigenous people preyed upon by Myanmar’s military.”
Tomorrow, Lawrence Wong will become the city-state’s fourth prime minister. He faces a host of challenges on both the domestic and international fronts.
“Without heroin and meth, the state probably wouldn't exist, and the Wa would be one more indigenous people preyed upon by Myanmar's military.”
By: Sebastian Strangio, Sakchai Lalit
The death of Netiporn “Bung” Sanesangkhom has drawn attention to the Thai government’s cruel use of pretrial detention to silence peaceful critics of the monarchy.
The meeting came just days after a U.S. Treasury delegation visited Malaysia to express its concerns that the Palestinian group was raising funds in the country.
Alounkeo Kittikhoun and Min Aung Hlaing discussed Myanmar’s representation within ASEAN and the bloc’s provision of humanitarian aid to the country.
Truong Thi Mai, the permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat, is the third top leader to step down in the past two months.
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