The arrest of seven foreign citizens under UAPA drew attention to Myanmar-based EAOs and their links to India – but media ...

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To the east, a long-simmering border dispute with Pakistan has boiled over into what Islamabad officially declared an “open ...

China is stoking U.S. fears of world-ending AI – despite having no qualms about fast-tracking the technology in its own ...

After 25 and 32 years, respectively, Meret Orazov and Aksoltan Ataeva are out of their U.S.-based diplomatic jobs, allegedly ...

China dominates for now, but there are opportunities for Western players.

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There’s been widespread focus on foreigners trafficked into Cambodia’s cyber-scam compounds. But a growing number of Cambodian nationals are being forced to work in the illegal industry as well.

Thailand’s blue party won last month’s election and secured the establishment’s blessing. But it has not won Bangkok – and that may prove decisive down the road.