
In this podcast, we discuss the ongoing impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Southeast Asia.
In this podcast, we discuss the ongoing impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Southeast Asia.
Escalating clashes between the junta and resistance groups will cause the West to keep its distance from the country as East Asia probes for business opportunities.
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended Stratfor articles from the week that was.
The prime minister’s exit risks leaving Malaysia under a caretaker government as the country battles its worst COVID-19 surge yet.
As Vietnam's aging leader tries to secure his legacy, crackdowns on corruption and dissent risk deterring foreign businesses from capitalizing on the country’s economic boom.
The movement will struggle to expand its reach as Bangkok pursues moderate reforms aimed at eroding support for protesters’ more extreme demands.
By Evan Rees
Thailand’s military-aligned government will likely step up restrictions on dissent and intensify efforts to co-opt the protesters’ less controversial demands.
Duterte’s South China Sea policy is becoming less conciliatory toward China amid growing political pressure to shore up Manila’s maritime claims, as well as its U.S. security alliance.
Now that the State Department has issued a new position statement, China and the ASEAN states will be watching to see how far U.S. words translate into action.
By Rodger Baker
Mahathir Mohamad's surprise move to call it quits has left Malaysia without a cohesive government at a time of mounting economic risks.