Opinion | What’s behind Southeast Asia’s hesitancy towards China-made vaccines?

Beijing has supplied 190 million doses of its home-grown inoculations to the region, but public perceptions towards Sinovac and Sinopharm are negative.

What’s behind Southeast Asia’s hesitancy towards China-made vaccines?

10 Sep 2021 - 11:04AM

Opinion | Why Asean needs to care about Mekong issues like it did with haze

Asean remains a bystander to the multitude of environmental challenges and geopolitical dynamics that are unfolding in the Mekong basin, despite being the premier regional grouping for Southeast Asia.

Why Asean needs to care about Mekong issues like it did with haze

19 May 2021 - 9:45AM

Opinion | A missed chance in the South China Sea has come back to haunt Asean

Hoang Thi Ha and Ian Storey examine the (dis)connect between the Asean-China Code of Conduct negotiations and the arbitration ruling.

A missed chance in the South China Sea has come back to haunt Asean

21 Jul 2020 - 2:18PM

Opinion | In South China Sea, Asean has a choice: ‘Asian values’ or rule of law?

In negotiating a code of conduct with Beijing to prevent flare-ups in the waterway, Asean risks alienating its global partners with cultural exceptionalism

In South China Sea, Asean has a choice: ‘Asian values’ or rule of law?

27 May 2019 - 6:07PM