- ISEAS's Malcolm Cook explains why the signing of the peace agreement in the Philippines will be a turning point for the country.
- CSIS looks at the economic implications of Thailand's unrest.
- The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights yesterday filed his damning report on the situation in Myanmar.
- The maker of The Killing Fields baffled an audience in Cambodia last week by praising the government for stopping corruption.
- A Xinhua editorial rebukes Malaysia over its handling of the MH370 disappearance, highlighting the growing diplomatic mess of the tragedy.
- Harvard University's 'Electoral Integrity Project' highlights Southeast Asia's flawed electoral systems.
- Google glasses are being used to document 'a day in the life' of Myanmar workers, as shown in this short of a betel nut vendor and this one of a sugarcane juice vendor:
Southeast Asia links: Filipino peace deal, Myanmar rights, MH370, Thailand and more
Published 18 Mar 2014
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