Tag: Southeast Asia
SPOTLIGHT: Air pollution an increasing burden in Southeast Asia
Public wrestles with the downside of economic growth and growing energy demand
Thailand grieves for victims of mass shooting
Mourners leave flowers at Thai shopping mall where many of the 29 dead were killed by gunman
Amid hydropower boom, Laos streams ahead on latest Mekong dam
Laos' unprecedented dam-building boom has seen around 50 dams built in the last 15 years, with at least 50 more under construction
Rights groups demand EU put Vietnam trade pacts on ice until...
NGOs say Vietnam has not lived up to its end of the bargain
Cambodian garment workers face rocky road to work
They are forced to travel to work standing in the back of old trucks or vans
Southeast Asia most vulnerable to coronavirus spread
Churches suggest restrained contact during Mass
‘Not the world’s trash bin,’ Malaysian minister proclaims
Plastic rubbish peddlers forced to cough up as report says businesses are shooting themselves in the foot by damaging the environment
Striking Cambodian casino workers score rare victory
Expert believes review of EU trade agreement offers 'window for unions to act'
Tale of a sinking city
The clock is ticking to find a solution to Jakarata's sinking problem
Unable to quell growing public anger, Malaysian education minister falls on...
Given a poisoned chalice, Maszlee Malik’s fall from grace was always on the cards
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