With elections due in Cambodia this month, the usual criticisms are being thrown at the ruling Cambodian Peoples Party. These include allegations of authoritarianism, being […]
Author: Reece Ferguson
Human Rights in Bhutan – The Story You Do Not Hear
Human rights in Bhutan tends not to be a subject often brought up. In fact there’s every chance you have either never heard of the […]
The Unknown Tragedy of West Papua
The moment you enter West Papua you realize you are somewhere different, from the landscape to the language and most importantly the people. In fact […]
What Are The Contemporary China – Cambodia Relations
When it comes to China – Cambodia relations there is often a lot of flack thrown at the government of the Kingdom. Many feel China […]
Why There Will be Dynastic Succession in Cambodia and Why It Does Not Matter
Some in western quarters have voiced concerns over the possible dynastic succession in Cambodia, but they should know two things, firstly it will almost certainly […]
Should You Boycott Bud Light? – The New Debate
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last week you will have noticed that there is huge movement to boycott Bud Light. The […]
Conflict in Sudan – Don’t Expect Democracy to Follow
A huge power struggle between the Sudanese Military and the paramilitary Rapid Security Forces (RSF) has led to open conflict in Sudan, with over 50 […]
Cutud Lenten Rites Crucifixions Makes Return to Philippines
A total of eight Filipinos were nailed to crosses to reenact the Passion of the Christ and indeed his suffering in the strange jamboree that […]
The Crisis of Identity in the Republic of Socotra
There are few places as ecologically diverse and other-worldly as the Yemeni island of Socotra, hence its nickname as the “most alien place on earth”. […]
Does Cambodia Have A Communist Party?
Despite the Khmer Rouge in some respects being the forebears o the current ruling Cambodian People’s Party, the Kingdom is about as far from communist […]