Son of Singapore’s Found Fear Government Corruption
After the passing of Lee Kaun Yew, a founding father of Singapore, his son, Lee Hsien Loong, became the Prime Minister from 2004 to May of this year. Lee Hsien Read More …
Category: Political Economy
Hantu Jepun Di Malaysia
The ghosts of Japan’s occupation of Malaysia recounts the history of the Japanese occupation in Malaysia during World War II. Consequently, there is a lot of resentment held by the Read More …
Untied States and Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty: A Rising Conflict in South East Asia
The South China Sea conflict has shaken up as a new player has entered the frame. The United States with its defense treaty with the Philippines has further sparked the Read More …
Navigating Through the Lanes of Policy: Singapore’s Approach to Managing Urban Traffic
As we delve into the intricate dance of urban planning and traffic management, Singapore stands out with its distinctive strategy to control vehicle numbers through a robust system known as Read More …
Temu vs. Indonesia: Balancing Affordable E-Commerce with Local Market Protection
Whether you’ve used the platform or not, Temu is widely known for its product’s affordability. Temu is an e-commerce platform founded in Boston, Massachusetts but is owned by PDD Holdings, Read More …
Rising Tensions: The Philippines, United States, China and missiles
The United States has had some sort of influence in the Philippines since it won the Spanish-American War in 1898 and signed the Treaty of Paris. The Spanish gave Read More …
China’s New Submarine Technology Intensifies the Shore Border Disputes with Southeast Asian Countries
In the summer, Thomas Shugart, a former U.S. submarine officer and senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security China, first drew attention to unusual activity occurring at Read More …
Typhoon Yagi: Climate Change in Southeast Asia
Climate change is everywhere, but underdeveloped nations are bearing the burden of its most devastating impacts. The vulnerable geography and population density of coastal Southeast Asian countries puts them at Read More …
Singapore-Run Ship Causes U.S. Bridge Collapse, Leading to $100 Million Lawsuit
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3279541/fbi-raids-singapore-run-ship-linked-us-bridge-collapse-over-negligence?module=perpetual_scroll_0&pgtype=article The Washington Post article, “FBI Raid Singapore-Run Ship Linked to US Bridge Collapse Over Negligence” highlights a major maritime incident with profound economic, legal, and human life consequences. On Read More …
Indonesia’s Cyber Force and What this Leads for the Future
In June 2024, Indonesia suffered from one of the worst cybersecurity attacks in years, which distributed immigration services and even airport operations. Following other countries’ actions, including China’s People’s Liberation Read More …