Cyclone Charged Monsoon Rain Claims Lives in the Philippines’ Luzon Island
“President Marcos, we haven't received any cash assistance. We have no money for expenses here. We haven't been able to...
Society
Indonesians Are More Likely to Believe in Ghosts Than Environmental Issues
Why is it easier for Indonesians to believe in superstitions than in global warming? And why is the easiest way to...
Grievances of the Chinese Indonesian Experience
Taking the tools offered by Indonesia’s democratization, these Chinese Indonesians process the trauma borne from...
Southeast Asia and the World Cup, Always the Fan, Never the Player
"I know that everyone in Southeast Asia wants their country to enter the World Cup. But please, every stakeholder, from the...
On the LGBT Question in Indonesia
The fight for civil rights appears even more uphill considering the Muslim majority population and most cultures within...
Singaporeans Remains Divided on AI Curriculum in Primary Schools
Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst. Singaporeans primary school students are actively learning with Artificial Intelligence...
Not Just Women’s Issue: Rethinking Men’s involvement in Indonesia
Editor - Southeast Analyst. Trigger Warning: This article discusses sexual harassment, sexual violence, online abuse, and...
ASEAN as a Collective Middle Power through Soft Power
Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst. The framing that ASEAN is a collective middle power is largely anchored in institutional...
The Subalterns of Indochina
Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst. In November 2025, Thai authorities handed Y Quynh Bdap back to the Vietnamese government....
Brunei and Brain Science: Ready or Not?
Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst. Brunei is among the wealthiest country in the world and the second richest in ASEAN after...
Modern Ideals, Traditional Expectations: Rethinking Gender Roles in Indonesia
Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst. In March 2026, King's Global Institute for Women's Leadership (GIWL) in collaboration with...