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- AASYP Today #3: ASEAN-Australia Youth News – From Empowerment to Pop Culture
In this episode of AASYP on Air, host Nyx explores some of the major developments currently shaping ASEAN and Australia. We begin by reflecting on the significance of Ramadan for our Muslim communities, before diving into key regional updates: the widespread impact of the USAID funding freeze on countries like Indonesia, Myanmar, and Cambodia; the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake in central Myanmar; controversial changes to Indonesia’s military law and their democratic implications; and Thailand’s deportation of Uyghur asylum seekers, sparking international human rights concerns. We wrap up with some pop culture picks from across the region, including The White Lotus: Thailand and Aussie legends King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard.
Stay connected with AASYP and explore more youth-led initiatives, opportunities, and stories across the region:
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🔗 Connect with us on LinkedIn: ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership
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Want to get involved or collaborate? Reach out to us via our website or social media platforms—we’d love to hear from you!
12 min - AASYP Today #2: ASEAN-Australia Youth News – From Empowerment to Pop Culture
In this episode of AASYP Today, we explore major stories shaping Southeast Asia and the Pacific. We discuss recent weather developments across the region, highlight inspiring efforts toward women’s empowerment through ASEAN-Australia cooperation, and unpack the implications of Indonesia’s ban on the iPhone 16 for tech and international relations. We also reflect on the widely discussed performance by The 1975 in Malaysia and its cultural impact. To wrap up, the AASYP team shares curated entertainment picks from Southeast Asia, including films, music, and books. Tune in for fresh, youth-led insights on regional issues, trends, and stories that matter.
Stay connected with AASYP and explore more youth-led initiatives, opportunities, and stories across the region:
🌐 Visit our website: aasyp.org
📲 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aus_aseanyouth/
📘 Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/aasyp
🔗 Connect with us on LinkedIn: ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership
📩 Subscribe to our newsletter: aasyp.org/newsletter
Want to get involved or collaborate? Reach out to us via our website or social media platforms—we’d love to hear from you!
9 min - AASYP Today: ASEAN-Australia Youth News & Updates
In this episode, we’re bringing you a quick dive into the latest news and updates shaping the connection between Southeast Asia and Australia. From climate action and youth-friendly policies to the latest in cyber security threat, political shifts, and tourism trends, this episode breaks down what young people across ASEAN and Australia need to know.
Whether you’re passionate about sustainability, curious about tech innovation, or want to stay ahead on regional politics and travel updates, we’ve got you covered — explained from a youth perspective.
8 min - AAYLF 2023 Experience by Tahlia & Lucas
In this episode we delve into exactly what this year’s AAYLF 2024 forum has to offer and get a bit of an insight into what it is to be both an AAYSP volunteer and a former delegate.
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https://www.instagram.com/aus_aseanyouth
14 min - Parliwomen: Pioneering Women's Political Empowerment in Malaysia
In this episode, we're honored to have Co-Leads of Parliwomen with us, Anis and Aisyah, a team of inspiring young leaders who are redefining women's roles in Malaysian politics. Their passion, their drive, and their vision are not just transforming the political arena; they're igniting a beacon of hope for future generations. Join us as we explore this incredible journey of empowerment and change.
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https://www.instagram.com/parliwomen/
25 min - Indigenous Sports for Diplomacy with Yanitha MeenaIn this episode, Yanitha Meena, joins us from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia as we explore how sports diplomacy strengthens relations between ASEAN and Australia. Meena completed an International Masters in European Regional Integration at the Asia-Europe Institute, University of Malaya. She completed a Bachelors of Science in Psychology at the University of Madras. She works on the Indo-Pacific with an emphasis on South Asia, ASEAN and the European Union.33 min
- Preserving Indigenous Music in ThailandIn this episode, we will explore the rich tapestry of cultures and sounds that shape our world and how music can foster our human connections and understanding of one another. Today, we're diving into a unique musical journey with Sirasar or Mae Boonma, co-founder of Hear & Found, an innovative project that provides a platform to preserve and showcase the unique sounds of Thailand's indigenous communities. To find out more about Hear&Found kindly check this link: hearandfoun...33 min
- Sports as an International Actor Whole-of-Nation approachSports as an International ActorWhole-of-Nation approachIn this episode, Tom Barber joins us from Melbourne, Australia as we dive into how rugby and football aren't just about tries and goals; they're dynamic players on the global field of diplomacy. We will explore how and why countries need to huddle up and work together for success in today's complex global landscape.To find out more about Tom, check out: asiapacific4d.com28 min
- Thinzar Shunlei Yi on Myanmar's Youth Activism and the New Ideological MovementIn this episode, we speak to democracy activist Thinzar Shunlei Yi on her perspective on the Spring Revolution in Myanmar and the involvement of youths in the fight for democracy. Shunlei is a notable voice in Myanmar amd has expressed her opinion on Myanmar's discrimination and militaristic hegemonism. Shunlei gave us an overview of Myanmar's political state. She indicated that political instability had been magnified due to the executive power of the military and the inability to amend the ...22 min
- A Future of Maritime Security in Southeast Asia: A look into the Trilateral Cooperative Agreement from the Philippines’ perspective, with Jonald BagasinaIn this final episode of the series, we speak to Jonald Bagasina about the Trilateral Cooperative Agreement (TCA). The TCA is a security framework that was developed in 2016 to minimise the escalation of armed conflict, terrorism and transnational crime in the Sulu-Celebes Sea. Jonald provides an in-depth overview of how the agreement has been interpreted by each country and the crimes that have happened prior and after the formation of the agreement. We also discuss the respective interests ...30 min
About AASYP on Air
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The podcast is centred on AASYP’s core values – building knowledge, inspiring engagement and creating connections. Based on its values, the aim is to foster an understanding of Southeast Asian…
nations and its individual and regional relationship with Australia. We intend to interview a range of individuals, who have opinions on the Australia and SEA’s relationship. Moreover, the podcast will provide a clearer understanding of the organisation, the people who volunteer on behalf of AASYP and the relationship we are trying to foster between Australia and ASEAN. Music by: Sandrina (Eva van Dijk)