Recurring conflict and military stalemate in northern Myanmar have prompted China to embark on a bold experiment – one with implications that Nay Pyi Taw might not yet even comprehend.
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Dams a threat to Mekong
Instead of rushing ahead with new projects, the Lao government should have waited to see how the unproven mitigation measures of the Xayaburi project work and observed associated environmental impacts.
Flood response needs overhaul
What if we were to decree an “organic” state of emergency?
Let’s dare dream. Dream of a country that would be known for its invaluable architectural and cultural heritage as well as its wholly-organic agricultural production.
The Vietnamese Government Must Be Held To Account As Vietnam Increasingly Suffers The Effects of Climate Change
EEC is our only gateway to developed-nation status
Can the US Bring Cambodia Back from the Brink?
The road to democratization in Cambodia is paved with obstacles
China’s Belt and Road paves over rules and rights
Whatever its uncertain economic benefits, China’s BRI is a harbinger and host of a new repressive and illiberal order
At a Cambodian Lake, a Climate Crisis Unfolds
A trifecta of climate change, hydropower dams and illegal fishing are threatening the Tonle Sap, and the people who rely on its fish.
Vietnam:‘Wasting’ our lives, we’ll let our country go to waste