Governments are taking action against online sexual harassment, mostly by providing relief after the discovery of harmful content. They must also prevent its creation and circulation.
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Two Anwars on the Ballot? Regulating AI Before GE16
There is an urgent need for Malaysia to regulate AI-assisted campaigning before the next general elections.
From Exporting Workers to Importing Them: Vietnam’s New Labour Reality
Vietnam is transitioning from being a source of labour exports to an economy that imports unskilled foreign workers. This is becoming a long-term trend.
Cambodia’s Crackdown on Scams Needs a Concrete and Durable Strategy
Cambodia has stepped up efforts to eradicate scam operations. The key challenge is overcoming structural impediments.
Fast-Tracking “National Rise”: How Vietnam Is Learning from China
Despite a history of distrust, Vietnam is increasingly drawing lessons from China’s experience of a strong state driving economic transformation.
The 2026 Johor Election: Advantage Barisan Nasional?
Barisan Nasional has had the audacity to call state polls in Johor a year early. While it enjoys some wind in its sails, BN’s electoral gambit engenders some degree of risk.
Is Thailand’s Latest Co-Payment Scheme Justifiable?
Thailand’s new co-payment scheme seeks to help Thais buffeted by the impacts of the crisis in the Middle East. But the reach of the scheme might be too broad.
How Vietnam Is Personalising To Lam Without Building a Personality Cult
Vietnam is seeking to project a coherent image of To Lam as a revered leader, but this is done short of venturing into personality cult territory.
Why Vietnam Needs Both Concrete and Nature to Fight Floods
How can Vietnam design a successful system to combat flooding?
Perikatan Nasional’s Dramatic Denouement: Where to for Bersatu?
The two key parties in the Perikatan Nasional coalition have parted ways. Bereft of resources, this consigns Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia to the skid row of Malaysian politics.