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The Problem With Travel in Southeast Asia and COVID-19
A conversation with travel and culture writer Marissa Caruthers.
North Korea Cuts off Inter-Korean Communication Lines: What Now?
Does Tuesday’s step mark the final end of the rapprochement that began between the two Koreas in 2018?
Cambodians Reclaim Angkor Wat as Global Lockdowns Continue to Bite
At Cambodia's crown jewel, there's “not a single selfie stick in sight” as tourists evaporate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un Oversees Politburo Meeting
The meeting marked Kim’s third public appearance since April.
His Story Never Died: An Interview With Arn Chorn-Pond
As Cambodia observes its National Day of Remembrance, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge era shares his story.
Missionaries, Wars, and Rebuilding in Southeast Asia
A conversation with Michael Parer, a former cleric who bucked the Catholic system.
South Korea: Kim Jong Un Did Not Have Surgery Amid Lingering Rumors
The North Korean leader did not undergo a surgery, according to South Korean authorities.
Kim Jong Un Reappears to Open Fertilizer Plant After Rumor-Heavy Absence
Kim opened the Sunchon Phosphate Fertilizer Plant — a facility he had drawn attention to months earlier.
Kim Jong Un’s Quiet April: Exceptional, or Par for the Course?
Plus: China-Australia tensions; U.S. export controls; offensive cyber from Vietnam
Kim Jong Un Death Rumors Expose Washington’s Lacking Diplomacy and Strategy
Whatever Kim Jong Un’s health status, the United States needs to correct course on North Korea policy.
4 ASEAN States Abusing COVID-19 Emergency Powers
UN warnings unheeded amid arrests, death threats, and muzzling the press.
South Korea Downplays Concerns Over Kim Jong Un’s Health
Officials in Seoul sounded caution over unverified reports of Kim Jong Un suffering health complications.
Rising Coronavirus Fears in Cambodia as Hun Sen Nixes New Year Festivities
The premier has canceled next week’s Khmer New Year celebrations amid worries about the virus.
Will the COVID-19 Crisis Spell the End of Cambodia’s Hun Sen?
COVID-19 may not topple Cambodia’s Hun Sen, but its shockwaves could spark the beginning of the end of his rule.
Remembering Cambodia’s 1970 Coup
A look back at a significant development in the country with implications that continue to play out today.
How Southeast Asia Can Responsibly Harness Chinese Gambling Activities
Southeast Asian countries should conditionally allow, rather than outright ban, China’s offshore gambling activities.
Returning Cambodia Refugee Spotlights Trump’s Growing Southeast Asia Deportations
Thy Chea was the fourth such refugee to be allowed back into the country since the administration stepped up deportations of Southeast Asians.
Virus Fears Rise After Cambodia Cruise Ship Acceptance
The feel-good story took an unfortunate turn after a passenger later tested positive for the virus.
Cruise Ship Coronavirus Ordeal Ends with Cambodia Welcome
Stranded passengers disembarked and were welcomed to Cambodia by the nation's authoritarian leader who handed them flowers.
Why More Hun Sen Has Meant Less Progress for Cambodia
While Cambodia is certainly better off than it was in the 1990s, progress has slowed as the premier’s rule has continued.
EU Partially Withdraws Cambodia Trade Deal Amid Rights Concerns
After months of speculation, the body has decided on a partial withdrawal of the Everything But Arms deal.
Foreign Power Threat Looms Over Kem Sokha Trial in Cambodia
The hearings have again spotlighted the ruling government’s obsession with threats from foreign powers and color revolutions.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Blasts Online Virus Misinformation
The country's leader urged people to remain calm about the new virus from China while threatening to kick out those seen wearing a face mask.
The Truth About Hun Sen and the Media in Cambodia
Hun Sen’s recent comments belie the true relationship that he wishes to cultivate with the media.