Climate Finance in Southeast Asia: Looking at the Private Sector
Subhramit Das
To achieve their climate change goals, Southeast Asian governments need to harness the power of the private sector.

Subhramit Das
To achieve their climate change goals, Southeast Asian governments need to harness the power of the private sector.
Aufa Doarest|Maria Monica Wihardja
An examination of recent trade and FDI flows shows that ASEAN has been benefitting from the reconfiguration of global supply chains as a result of intensifying US-China strategic rivalry. But these gains could well be reversed if the US-China intensifies and leads to a sharp decoupling of global supply chains.
Gatra Priyandita
Gatra Priyandita outlines strategies for ASEAN countries to responsibly adopt the use of artificial intelligence in the military and law enforcement.
The State of Southeast Asia Survey
Ian Storey
Despite the Russia-Ukraine war’s geographical distance from Southeast Asia, the conflict continues to be a major concern for the region’s elite, especially in Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia.
Dorcas Gan
Dorcas Gan investigates the opportunities and challenges arising from promoting film tourism in Southeast Asia.
Eugene R.L. Tan
President Yoon’s Korea-ASEAN Solidarity Initiative has built on some of the groundwork laid by his predecessor’s New Southern Policy, most notably in its economic engagements with Southeast Asian countries. However, Seoul must undertake further efforts to boost its diplomatic and security profile in the region.
Joanne Lin
Joanne Lin examines India’s dwindling strategic relevance in Southeast Asia and how it can enhance its image as a trusted partner in the region.
The State of Southeast Asia Survey
Moe Thuzar|Sharon Seah
Three successive editions of the State of Southeast Survey share one commonality: the shared aspiration among respondents for sustained dialogue with all stakeholders in Myanmar.
Mirza Sadaqat Huda
The US-led Minerals Security Partnership is a two-edged sword for Southeast Asia.
The State of Southeast Asia Survey
Indira Zahra Aridati|Julia Lau
Compared to a year ago, Indonesians seem to view ASEAN and Japan more favourably. The Israel-Hamas conflict is a significant factor for declining trust in other powers but economics and soft power can also explain interesting fluctuations in their perceptions.