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As the EU advances free trade with Southeast Asia, why is there no ASEAN-wide deal? (opens the original)
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The EU and several Southeast Asian nations are nearing the finish line on bilateral trade deals, and if the current deadlines hold, the European bloc will have agreements in place with six out of 11 ASEAN states by the middle of next year. Free trade agreements with Singapore and Vietnam are already in force. Negotiations with Indonesia have concluded, and Jakarta aims to sign the agreement in October, with implementation targeted for early 2027. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and
Malaysia's middle path between China and US faces new tests (opens the original)
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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has spent much of his time in office insisting that Kuala Lumpur will not be forced to choose between the United States and China. But two sets of comments last month have raised questions about how sustainable that position is as rivalry between the two superpowers increasingly spills into Southeast Asia. "I see Taiwan as part of China, period," he said in an interview with news outlet Al Jazeera that aired on August 16. Beijing considers democratically go
Why Starlink won't open Vietnam's heavily censored internet (opens the original)
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Elon Musk's Starlink has begun selling satellite internet in Vietnam, bringing its high-speed service to one of the world's most tightly controlled online environments. The satellite internet service operated by Musk's SpaceX began accepting orders from Vietnamese customers this month, with residential packages starting at around €37 ($43) a month. Vietnam's government announced in March 2025 that it would allow SpaceX to launch Starlink on a controlled trial basis, waiving the usual restriction
Why Rohingya refugees still can't return to Myanmar (opens the original)
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Myanmar's military-backed government is again talking about bringing Rohingya refugees home from refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh. Earlier this month, authorities in Naypyidaw, Myanmar's capital, said they had made progress verifying Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh for possible repatriation. Of the 820,000 names submitted by Bangladesh, Myanmar said it had verified around 308,000 as former residents but would not repatriate them until security conditions improve in civil war-torn Rakhine
How do teenagers keep accessing guns in Southeast Asia? (opens the original)
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On August 7, a 14-year-old Thai student killed his grandparents before taking his grandfather's handgun to his school outside Bangkok and killing five teachers and staff members and a 12-year-old student. The attacker then turned the weapon on himself. Police said the teenager fired at least 26 rounds during the attack, Thailand's deadliest mass killing in almost four years. This week, another school shooting occurred in the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga, when a ninth-grade student kille
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