+852 • 1st December 2018Welcome to Chinawood The global film industry is tilting towards China, but the country's most famous film studio faces a battle to keep its crown.
Amuse • 16th November 2018Vietnam’s torture island is now a luxury escape Shaking its former image as a colonial POW camp, Phu Quoc is becoming a hub for influencers and big spenders.
The Sun • 14th November 2018Back to the bone age: This naked Lothario has seduced dozens of tourists in his cave on a Thai island His place is a cave on a Thai beach with no electricity or running water, but that doesn't stop Chatupoom Losiri from bringing women back.
The Telegraph • 10th November 2018Sri Lanka on the brink after 'tyrant' president dissolves parliament Sri Lanka's largest party vowed to mount a full scale challenge to the "tyrant" President Maithripala Sirisena after the shock sacking of parliament.
Motherboard • 1st November 2018A Chinese dissident artist is taking aim at Google Badiucao’s new exhibition launches in Hong Kong on November 3, but the Chinese artist and cartoonist won’t be attending it.
Aspire • 1st November 2018A perfect day in Shanghai Scoffing, clubbing and strolling through 24 hours in China's most futuristic city.
Amuse • 16th October 2018The Cambodian couple growing grapes where few others dare A long train journey to country's only winery.
Foodservice Consultant • 15th October 2018Taste of the future: Gavin Pathross on automation in F&B The Singaporean tech entrepreneur sits down with a robot-served coffee for a natter about the future of the industry.
The Telegraph • 15th October 2018Thailand to ban foreign plastic waste from 2021 The move means that the UK must find somewhere else for the thousands of tonnes of plastic it currently sends to the country for recycling each month.
The Guardian • 3rd October 2018As Bangkok sinks, could this anti-flood park be the answer? Vast underground reservoirs beneath the city’s Centenary Park can store 1m gallons of water.
Oryx • 1st October 2018If these walls could talk: Yangon's new wave of heritage hotels Hotel brands say they are preserving the Myanmar city's colonial-era architecture, but their new openings have proved controversial.
The Guardian • 7th September 2018Welcome to 'Tourism Vacation Town': China to build $1.2bn holiday hotspot in Cambodia A $1.2bn Chinese-built “luxury city” is being built.
Amuse • 7th September 2018Inside the Cambodian casino used by Khmer Rouge killers Exploring Le Bokor Palace, recently reopened as a luxury hotel.
Amuse • 6th September 2018Inside Ramasun Station: Thailand's rumoured former secret CIA jail The ex-US army base was rumoured to be a "black prison" for interrogation.
The Guardian • 5th September 2018Thai police academy bans women from enrolling A major police academy in Thailand has announced it will ban women from enrolling, sparking accusations of gender discrimination.
The Guardian • 3rd September 2018Reuters reporters investigating Rohingya crisis jailed for seven years Two Reuters journalists have each been sentenced to seven years in prison after they were found guilty breaching the official secrets act in Myanmar.
The Guardian • 3rd September 2018'A blow to press freedom': world reacts to jailing of Reuters journalists in Myanmar The seven-year jail sentence handed down to two journalists arrested while investigating a massacre of Rohingya Muslims was condemned worldwide.
The Guardian • 1st September 2018'This is history': Bangkok mall opens Thai rescue display, featuring plastic cave In Bangkok’s upmarket Siam Paragon shopping mall, close to a Cold Stone Creamery, a young man crawls through a small, dank-looking tunnel...
Silkwinds • 1st September 2018Something's stirring: The rising Phnom Penh cocktail scene A slew of new venues infused with Cambodian elements have popped up in the capital.
The Guardian • 31st August 2018Australian film-maker sentenced to six years' jail in Cambodia James Ricketson has been found guilty of espionage in Cambodia.