Chinese Indonesians reflect on life 25 years from Soeharto’s fall | Race Issues News | Al Jazeera
The ethnic minority can now openly express their cultural identity but remain vulnerable to prejudice.
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How Chiang Mai became the world’s most polluted city | Environment News | Al Jazeera
Burning fields are blamed for hazardous levels of air pollution in northern Thailand but the government is doing little.
Deliberate Distortions: 'Radiolab' and the Hmong Story | Hyphen Magazine
How Orientalism and ethnocentric prejudice hijacked a "scientific quest for the truth" behind yellow rain, with unsettling consequences.
Are We Even Wargaming? - by Manuel L. Quezon III
We have to exercise our imagination even as we "snap back to grid."
Khmer Rouge myths still reign in northern Cambodia - Coda Story
The Philippines' Dangerous Dependence on the Exploitation of its People – New Naratif
While it started labour export as a stop-gap measure, the Philippine government now aggressively exports Filipinos. Labour migration has helped address the short-term needs of migrant families and the economy, and has benefitted migrant-receiving countries, local elites and the government, but also poses serious long-term problems to migrants, Filipinos, and the country.
Reassessing The Extremist Threat in Southeast Asia - New Lines Institute
Fears that the fall of the Islamic State’s caliphate in Iraq and Syria and the return of the Afghan Taliban would give rise to a new wave of terrorism in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines have proven largely unfounded.