The Philippines

Mirko Giordani interviewed Akshobh Giridharadas on the threats on India posed by the Talibans.

There is blood, too much blood, in the streets of Myanmar.

A crisis like the one in Myanmar will eventually affect Southeast Asia’s democracies and ASEAN’s stability unless regional members mediate.

After five years of apparent democracy, Myanmar has just gone backwards in only one day. We have tried to understand how the country, under the rule of Aung San Suu Kyi, has arrived at that point and how will be in the future, with the help of Moe Thuzar, fellow at the ISEAS in Singapore.

Paul Podolsky, a former Senior Portfolio Strategist at Bridgewater Associates, has helped us to understand why it is better off to have a financial foot into Southeast Asia.

American politics is dominating the news today, but the future will be more and more Asian. Here we anticipate times, and it seems to us quite legit to understand why the Indian colossus hasn't joined the most significant free trade agreement in the world, the RCEP.

Akshobh Giridharadas has one idea or two about it and he has explained to us in a fantastic podcast.

The EU is definitely the most reliable partner for ASEAN - With Ambassador Driesmans by Mirko Giordani