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Writes Southeast Asia Brief for @ForeignPolicy and business news for @NikkeiAsia Personal website: josephrachman.wordpress.com/
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Blackouts Are Prabowo’s Latest Problem

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By Joseph Rachman
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Welcome to FP Free Week. To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, our entire site is completely unlocked this week only. Enjoy the article. Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Southeast Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Indonesia suffers through rolling blackouts, Bangkok’s popular mayor wins reelection, and residents in Hanoi protest ambitious plans to rebuild the capital. Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Southeast Asia Brief.
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Russia Makes Inroads in Southeast Asia

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By Joseph Rachman
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Southeast Asia Brief A weekly dispatch on the politics, economics, and culture of a pivotal region, caught between China and the United States but still going its own way. Written by Bangkok-based journalist Joseph Rachman. Russian President Vladimir Putin (center), Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong (center-right), Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (center-left), and other leaders pose for a joint photo during the Russia-ASEAN summit, in Kazan, Russia, on June 18.
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Why Cambodia and Thailand’s Peace Is So Uneasy

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By Joseph Rachman
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Joseph Rachman Wed, June 10, 2026 at 4:01 AM UTC 8 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Welcome to Foreign Policy's Southeast Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Cambodia and Thailand agree to arbitration over their maritime dispute, former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra receives a royal pardon, the Malaysian central government feels the heat from two early state elections, and Singapore cracks down on vapes. Have feedback?
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