With plenty of green space and a wealth of built heritage, Yangon has the potential to become a model of sustainable development
Building on success
As the Park Hyatt lands in Siem Reap, Sholto Smith will steer one of the Kingdom’s most anticipated new hotels
Apportunity knocks
The increasing digitalisation of Southeast Asia is creating greater opportunities for startups, although it is foreign entrepreneurs who are leading the pack
Bellies without borders
Foodies with special dietary requirements rejoice. With a few helpful tips, eating your way through the region will certainly leave you asking for more
The view from the bottom
In a city of extremes, what does the boom look like from the perspective of the urban poor?
Just my type
August’s object of desire: Benoit Mintiens’ Ressence Type 3
Food for thought
The scourge of childhood across the country, malnutrition could be beaten in one simple and inexpensive measure
Time after time
The storied Raffles Hotel continues to dazzle in a nation preoccupied with progress
Killing them softly
Singapore’s approach may be more subtle, but its new internet laws echo the strong-arm tactics used by regional governments to silence free speech
“People are recognising that by appreciating art, art appreciates”
Kuala Lumpur will be awash with colour during the seventh annual Art Expo Malaysia. Polenn Sim is a member of the family behind the event, which takes place from September 19-22
Documenting death
Described by some as genocide, the bloody purge of Indonesian ‘communists’ in 1965-66 is examined in a new documentary
Massacring the truth
A visit to Jakarta’s Museum of Communist Treachery, one of many institutions that present government propaganda at its finest