Intelligence Briefing

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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

In a climate of normalized hate politics, the brave act of a Hindu gym owner, Deepak Kumar, has become a powerful symbol of public resistance against rising communalism in India. [1]

Him Raksmey is the Executive Director of the Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS). [3]

Muhammad Habib Abiyan Dzakwan is a researcher at the Department of International Relations and a fellow in the Disaster Management Research Unit, CSIS Indonesia. [4]

The second edition of the Thai Fight muaythai extravaganza took place at a temporary stage and boxing arena erected at Bali Hai Pier in south Pattaya on Friday, April 19. [5]

BEIJING -- The high-performance, low-cost artificial intelligence model released recently by Chinese startup DeepSeek has created a wave of attention around the world. [6]

KUALA LUMPUR -- When it comes to harrowing, terrifying or dangerous places, Malaysia would hardly come to mind -- even for veteran Asia watchers. [8]

Yohanes Sulaiman is an Associate Professor in International Relations at Universitas Jenderal Achmad Yani, Indonesia. [9]

ArtsThailand's octogenarian intellectual rages on Buddhist nonviolent activist Sulak Sivaraksa finds hope in student protests Thai activist and intellectual Sulak Sivaraksa speaks at a demonstration in Bangkok in November 2020 calling on King Maha Va... [10]

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