Webinar on “COVID-19 Horizontal and Vertical Policy Coordination: Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand”
In this webinar, Dr Yanuar Nugroho, Ms Sofie Syarief, Ms Tricia Yeoh and Dr Punchada Sirivunnabood surveyed and analysed the coordination aspects of COVID-19 responses.
In this webinar, Ambassador Sihasak Phuangketkeow looked at Thailand’s role, posture, and interests resulting from the Myanmar military’s seizure of power on 1 February 2021.
In this webinar, Dr Evan A. Laksmana elaborates on various policy options that Indonesia could pursue to transform its maritime governance system into a “dual authority” model backed by the Indonesian Navy and Indonesian Coast Guard.
The annual ASEAN Roundtable provides a forum for leading scholars and commentators to examine key issues and challenges affecting ASEAN as a region and as an institution.
In this webinar, the invited speakers shared their opinions on current youth’s participation in politics and discussed how new generation political parties could capture the attention of young new voters in the upcoming 2024 General Elections.
In this webinar, Dr Melati Nungsari, Mr Terence Ho and Dr Archanun Kohpaiboon explored Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand’s economic policy responses to COVID-19.
In this webinar, Ms Priscilla Clapp and Dr Morten B Pedersen shared their perspectives on how different external interlocutors are navigating their interactions with Myanmar, and the bilateral and multilateral implications of Myanmar’s engagement with major powers and regional actors, whether by the SAC or the NUG.
In this webinar, Emeritus Prof Datuk Dr Shad Saleem Faruqui spoke on the key challenges impeding the full functioning of Malaysia’s Parliament. He also lays out key reforms for revitalizing this foundational institution.
In this webinar, Dr Serina Rahman and Ms Zaharah Raishan Mohd Yassin examines the state of Malaysia’s battle with Covid-19 under political uncertainty through a well-being lens and will offer some insight into the harsh realities of the average Malaysian on the ground.
In this webinar session, Prof Chotima Chaturawong addressed a long time-span phenomenon that contributed to shaping Southeast Asia’s landmark Hindu and Buddhist monuments in both Continental and Island Southeast Asia.