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CSIS Southeast Asia
@SoutheastAsiaDC
The Southeast Asia Program @CSIS is the premier forum for sustained elevated policy dialogue on Southeast Asia and US interests in the region.
Washington, DC
Joined November 2009
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    News on #Myanmar | A representative of Myanmar's civilian government in exile on Friday called on other countries, specifically Russia and China, to halt arms sales and impose coordinated sanctions on the junta, warning of impending civil war and genocide. asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Myan…
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    News on #Myanmar | Four democracy activists have been executed by Myanmar's military in what is believed to be the first use of capital punishment in decades.
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    If we look at the case between China and the Philippines, it took more than 3 years to reach. If China had been more cooperative, the ruling would’ve come earlier. Beijing has spent so much money on things like Confucius institutions and media coverage overseas trying to tell a
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    News from #Myanmar | Russia on Tuesday said it opposed sanctions against the junta in Myanmar, warning that punitive measures could spark a large-scale civil war in the country.
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    News from #Australia | Federal Labor MP Peter Khalil has joined a group of Australian politicians directly lobbying the United States to drop an appeal over a British court’s ruling against the extradition of the WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange.
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    The Japanese Ministry of Defense is trying to promote the concept of “One Theater,” as there are four flashpoints in Asia. But rather than treating these four flashpoints as separate issues, this One Theater concept treats these as one big challenge so we can respond
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    News from #Thailand | Young Thai reformist Pita Limjaroenrat, who led his party to the most votes in elections but was blocked from office, voiced hope on Monday for long-term changes even if his own political fate is uncertain:
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    Q: Has the United States asked your government to contribute Philippines military troops to combat operations should war break out between the U.S. and China over Taiwan? A: The short answer is no. - @bongbongmarcos
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    The Philippines has developed a robust democracy, it's an economically growing country we have investments in and that we need to make more investments in. Like Vietnam, they have the capability to be a great power for the work. Historically, China was the first place to go for
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    Q: Referencing the survey ship that stayed for a month in 🇻🇳's EEZ and a similar case in 🇲🇾. Why are these governments so hesitant to speak out? A: It takes time to respond to these incidents because we try to abide by international law. - Nguyen Thi Lan Anh
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    While we still don't have a defense secretary and a foreign affairs secretary, because as we have seen in the past the personal appointments, the personalities of these appointments are very critical. -Dr. @ariesarugay (@upd_polsci/@ISEAS) #PHelection
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    David R. Stilwell on what the new U.S. position means: “We are no longer going to say we are neutral on these maritime issues...when a drilling rig plants itself in Vietnamese or Malaysian waters, we’re going to be able to make a positive statement.” #SCSConference
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    News on #SoutheastAsia | #ASEAN has said it might reconsider a plan agreed with Myanmar to end the violence triggered by the military coup if the generals hang more political prisoners. cs.is/3ztDCpv
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    News from the #Philippines | Philippine and American forces will simulate retaking enemy-occupied islands during joint military drills starting next week in areas facing Taiwan and the South China Sea as Manila shifts its focus to external defense: