The Southeast Asia Research Group (SEAREG) is launching a Postdoctoral Fellowship program that will begin in the summer of 2027 with one Fellow holding a 12-month positio

March 16-18, 2027Boston, MA In partnership with the Japan Foundation’s Program for Strengthening Research Networks to Co-create a Future with the Next Generation initiative, the Association for Asian Studies is pleased...

On 24 June 1932, the People’s Party, a civilian-military coalition, fomented a transformation from absolute monarchy to a constitutional regime in Thailand. In the ninety-four years since then, there ...

New evidence has emerged of U.S. Coast Guard activity in the aftermath of two strikes, further corroborating survivor testimony.

Three military officials and a Pentagon spokesman gave conflicting explanations for why the number of Americans killed in the Iran war had changed.

Bhumjaithai insists it is not trying to silence the Internet Law Reform Dialogue (iLaw). The party says it is simply defending its reputation after iLaw compiled a dossier linking Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and eight other senior party figures to the ongoing Senate election collusion investigation. Defending one's reputation is a legitimate right. But when criminal defamation is deployed against a public interest watchdog over allegations involving one of the country's most consequential political investigations, the distinction between protecting a reputation and discouraging public scrutiny becomes increasingly difficult to sustain.