Tag: Southeast Asia
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The Prince Group and the Crisis Symbol: A Cautionary Tale from Southeast Asia
Introduction: A Crisis Reflected in a Corporate Gaze In recent weeks, conversations around The Prince Group have shifted from corporate glass houses to the broader societal reflections they provoke. The Prince Group, long seen as a powerhouse in certain Southeast Asian markets, has become more than a corporate entity—it is a symbol of a crisis…
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The Prince Group: Symbol of a Crisis in The Resurrected
Introduction: A Netflix Thriller with Real-World Echoes In October, Netflix released The Resurrected (回魂計), a Taiwanese thriller that uses the language of suspense to probe a crisis that stretches far beyond the screen. Set against the backdrop of Southeast Asian scam compounds, the series centers on two mothers whose desperation exposes a network of fraud,…
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Gold Within Reach: Philippines Women Eye SEA Games Glory in Chonburi
Chasing a Historic Moment in Southeast Asia In the heart of Chonburi, a new chapter is unfolding for Philippine football. After years of steady progress on the continental stage, the Filipinas are aiming to translate effort into a peaking performance at the Southeast Asian Games. “Gold within reach” isn’t just a confident slogan—it’s a reflection…
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Filipinas Final Mission: Win It All at SEA Games
Chasing a historic gold: The Filipinas’ unwavering mission The Philippine women’s national football team, famously known as the Filipinas, entered the 33rd Southeast Asian Games with a clear, ambitious target: win it all. After years of steady progress and rising visibility on the regional stage, the squad is pushing beyond breakthrough moments toward a full…
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Filipinas’ Final Mission: Win It All
Mission: History Continues In Chonburi, the Philippine women’s football team has already carved out a narrative of resilience and determination. The phrase “Mission: History” has echoed through team meetings and press gatherings, signaling more than a silver lining—it signals a genuine bid to transform a strong campaign into a historic triumph. The Filipinas arrived at…
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Travel Trends 2026: Southeast Asia to Europe, Entertainment-Led Travel
What to expect in Travel Trends 2026 The travel industry is gearing up for a dynamic shift in 2026, driven by evolving traveler preferences and the growing breadth of global connectivity. According to Trip.com Group’s latest insights, destinations across Southeast Asia, Europe, and beyond are poised to surge in popularity. The report highlights two parallel…
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Timor-Leste as ASEAN neutrality anchor: a new era for Southeast Asia
Timor-Leste Emerges as ASEAN’s Neutrality Anchor When Timor-Leste joined ASEAN at the 47th Summit in Kuala Lumpur, the ceremony carried more weight than pageantry. Behind the applause lies a strategic shift: Timor-Leste is staking a claim to become ASEAN’s neutrality anchor—an informal role that could influence how Southeast Asia navigates security dynamics, great-power competition, and…
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After the Unrest: How Prabowo Subianto Rebuilt Trust in Indonesia and Why It Might Not Last
Introduction: A moment of public reckoning When Prabowo Subianto took the oath of office in October 2024, Indonesia faced a delicate moment. A period of political tension and social strain had unsettled the country, challenging the perceived legitimacy of leadership and the public’s faith in future stability. The new administration framed its mandate as continuity…
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Act Now to Eliminate Cervical Cancer: WHO SEA Highlights World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day
World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day: A Call to Action for Southeast Asia On World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, health leaders in the World Health Organization’s Southeast Asia region are urging governments, communities, and individuals to intensify efforts to prevent and treat one of the most preventable cancers affecting women. The message is clear: act now…
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ThinkNanyang: A New Academic Imprint Aims to Boost Chinese-Language Research Across Singapore and Southeast Asia
New imprint ThinkNanyang launches to elevate Chinese-language scholarship A new scholarly imprint, ThinkNanyang, debuted on November 16 with a mission to strengthen Chinese-language research across Singapore and Southeast Asia. The initiative seeks to provide a dedicated platform for scholars who publish in Chinese, helping to diversify academic discourse in the region and reach broader audiences…