Opinion
Who Can Actually Stop the Machine? The Institutional Test for AI Governance in Southeast Asia
The credibility of AI governance in Southeast Asia will be decided not by the volume of frameworks that exist, but by whether some identifiable institution has the authority to stop a deployment, ...
AI-related exports are a bright spot in an otherwise gloomy global economy. This represents an opportunity for Southeast Asia.
Four ASEAN members attended the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, in different capacities. This shows the region preserving strategic autonomy, avoiding binary choices and expanding options. Among the ...
Vietnam’s ambitious GDP growth target is premised on the building of infrastructure. But it is struggling to mobilise sufficient capital to finance such a goal. Since coming to power in August 2024, ...
Thailand needs to go beyond attracting big-ticket data centre investments. It should consider building domestic capabilities around such facilities. Thailand has been successful in attracting ...
Melinda Martinus and Fannesa Adisty Laksmita argue that ASEAN's strength lies in convening and facilitating dialogue but that without follow-through, different parties' political will and sufficient ...
Positive sentiments towards climate change mitigation measures signal strong ground support for policy rollout in the region.
Some Chinese scholars have argued that Batanes in the northern Philippines belongs to China via Taiwan. The claim is weak, but over time it can be politically useful.
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