OPINION-COLUMN | ACADEMIA: Interpreting ASEAN in the absence of power
Lat Laem, a displaced Cambodian farmer (left) carries his belongings on July 29 upon returning home in Kouk Khpos village,
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OPINION-US VISA | IMMIGRATION CORNER: Trump: No amnesty for illegal aliens
IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – The Philippine Star August 3, 2025 . People are very much aware and concerned
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OPINION-COLUMN | ACADEMIA: China-US talks matter a good deal for ASEAN
Containers and cranes are seen on April 13 at the container port in Lianyungang, in China’s eastern Jiangsu province. China
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OPINION | SYDNEY: Việt Nam remains vital in shaping ASEAN’s cooperation vision: expert
Professor Chu Hoàng Long from the Australian National University (ANU). — VNA/VNS Photo . ASEAN’s cooperative policy, rooted in
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OP ED OPINION | The cost of Thailand’s lack of policy and leadership (Part 2)
Thailand and Cambodia are locked in another border dispute. X Screengrab . . Chan Kunthiny Thailand’s reckless policies toward its neighbours
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OP ED OPINION | The cost of Thailand’s lack of policy and leadership (Part 1)
Former allies Senate President Hun Sen and former Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinwatra have fallen out since a border skirmish
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OPINION-US VISA | IMMIGRATION CORNER: Do I need to carry my original green card with me?
IMMIGRATION CORNER Michael J. Gurfinkel The Philippine Star June 29, 2025 . . . Many lawful permanent residents (LPR or
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OP ED OPINION | Unprecedented levels of violence against children: UN
The report verified 41,370 grave violations against children in 2024, including 36,221 committed in 2024 and 5,149 committed previously but
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OP ED OPINION-COLUMN | Timor-Leste out to prove cynics wrong as Asean membership nears
Timor-Leste’s President José Ramos-Horta arriving at the Shangri-La Singapore hotel on May 29, ahead of the Shangri-La Dialogue.ST PHOTO: KUA
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OP ED Opinion-Column | BREAKING NEWS: Thailand: One Country, Two rules — When the Government Doesn’t Govern | By Roth Santepheap
In the heart of Southeast Asia, Thailand presents a paradox that challenges the integrity of democratic governance in the region.
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