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Topic: ceritalah

OPINION: Vietnam's 'millennial' generation challenges assumptions

OPINION: Vietnam's 'millennial' generation challenges assumptions

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Aug 29 09:13 PM

Millennials like Hau see travel as essential—something they must do in order to feel rejuvenated and alive. As he says, "I'll have nothing if I don't travel." Indeed, this sentiment is so strong it often overrides such core responsibilities such as helping their families. Read more »

Shattered lives: Marawi’s refugees

Shattered lives: Marawi’s refugees

Karim Raslan
Posted at Aug 22 12:15 AM

“Winning” the battle of Marawai and peace in Mindanao will ultimately depend on rebuilding the lives of the tens of thousands of refugees like Ali Nur and his family. Read more »

OPINION: An Indonesian contemporary dream-maker

OPINION: An Indonesian contemporary dream-maker

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Aug 03 04:49 PM

With his two Filosofi Kopi films, Pak Angga has proven himself to be a frontrunner in this multi-dimensional terrain, where a film is no longer just a film but can extend far, far beyond a mere cinema hall.  Read more »

OPINION: Malaysia and the Optimism Deficit

OPINION: Malaysia and the Optimism Deficit

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Jul 06 02:02 PM

Malaysia had long been a country of the future – offering its great wealth and vast natural resources to its people. But now, that future is diminished. Read more »

OPINION: Remembering Julia Perez: Indonesia's Dangdut Queen

OPINION: Remembering Julia Perez: Indonesia's Dangdut Queen

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Jun 21 01:30 PM

Julia Perez (or Yuli Rachmawati) died far, far too young last week at the age of 36 after a multi-year struggle with cervical cancer. Read more »

BLOG: Southeast Asian art in Venice

BLOG: Southeast Asian art in Venice

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Jun 13 05:53 PM

The unthinkable happened at this year’s Venice Biennale: the Southeast Asians were upside down. The Indonesians were drab, the Filipinos uninspiring, the Thai's merely alright and the Singaporeans! Well, the Singaporeans were full of magic, mystery and beauty. What the hell was going on? Read more »

OPINION: In memory of Rehman Rashid

OPINION: In memory of Rehman Rashid

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Jun 07 05:10 AM

Rehman Rashid, one of Malaysia’s foremost writers, raconteurs, travelers and naturalists is no more.   Read more »

OPINION: How Vietnam is overhauling its education policies

OPINION: How Vietnam is overhauling its education policies

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at May 29 04:34 PM

If - as I suspect - the Vietnamese Education Ministry figures out how to implement reforms, we will likely see more factories relocating to what is fast-becoming ASEAN’s most dynamic manufacturing hub. Read more »

OPINION: China, the fragile giant

OPINION: China, the fragile giant

Karim Raslan, Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at May 22 04:13 PM

A rising China has turned us all – especially in Southeast Asia – into amateur historians.  Read more »

Final 'Culture Wars': Afiq and Muna

Final 'Culture Wars': Afiq and Muna

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at May 07 04:41 AM

Malaysia is fast-becoming ground zero of a global “Culture War”, as conflicting visions of society struggle for dominance. Read more »

Kuya Kim: From Politics to Animal Shows and Ironman

Kuya Kim: From Politics to Animal Shows and Ironman

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Apr 26 06:01 PM

In the Philippines, the trajectory is generally from news and entertainment to politics and power: witness the rise of figures such as former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada as well as Senators Loren Legarda and Ramón “Bong” Revilla Jr. In the case of Kim Atienza (born Alejandro Ilagan Atienza) – now fifty years old – the transition was reversed, and he's all the happier for it.  Read more »

OPINION: The Jakarta elections: Not all about religion?

OPINION: The Jakarta elections: Not all about religion?

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Apr 22 03:42 AM

I was in Tebet in South Jakarta on Election Day. With its overwhelmingly Muslim character, the district was won handsomely in both rounds by Anies Baswedan – the challenger to the incumbent Governor Basuki Tjahja Purnama – the Chinese-Indonesian and Christian politician better known as “Ahok". Read more »

OPINION: Secondary cities show the way for ASEAN

OPINION: Secondary cities show the way for ASEAN

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Apr 06 08:06 PM

ASEAN needn't be boring or irrelevant - whilst also revealing the importance of "secondary” cities like Davao, Bach Ninh, Chiang Mai and Solo. Let’s face it, Southeast Asia’s capital cities are alike. By comparison the region’s secondary cities have more character. You'll learn more about the Philippines from spending a day in Davao than you will from a week in the confines of Makati. Read more »

Down and out in Bacolod: hard times for the Philippines’ rural poor

Down and out in Bacolod: hard times for the Philippines’ rural poor

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Mar 22 05:46 PM

Nine months in and for even his most hardened supporters, most of the improvements President Duterte promised have yet to materialize. Having raised expectations, it's a race against time to deliver change. Read more »

Tourism: The Golden Goose of Sabah

Tourism: The Golden Goose of Sabah

Karimi Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Mar 21 04:22 PM

With 3.4 million visitors in 2016, Sabah has become one of Asia's most successful eco- and adventure tourism destinations. However, Sabah wasn't always a success story. Twenty-five years ago, the state was facing a major economic dilemma. For decades, local businessmen had focused on extractive industries.  Read more »

A Manado gold-hunter dreams of better days

A Manado gold-hunter dreams of better days

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Mar 05 10:18 PM

Moving forward, young Minahasans like Fernando Pantow must maintain the uniqueness of their culture if Manado is to remain a sustainable, vibrant destination. Read more »

How Vietnam has changed over the past 80 years

How Vietnam has changed over the past 80 years

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Updated as of Mar 04 05:39 PM

Located some 20 kilometres from Hanoi, Da Hoi has long been famous for its iron workshops – interspersed between rice-fields and vegetable farms. Da Hoi's transformation has come at a steep cost.   Read more »

Manila's Poklong Anading: Chaos, Junk and Art

Manila's Poklong Anading: Chaos, Junk and Art

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Feb 18 01:51 AM

In a city where tragedy and drama are so close to the surface, Filipino artist Poklong Anading has managed to create works of art that are exquisite essays on loss, abandonment and identity. Read more »

Pak Teguh and the Musi River

Pak Teguh and the Musi River

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Jan 11 09:56 PM

There have probably been boatmen like Pak Teguh plying the Musi River for centuries. But if his daily struggles for survival and dignity is anything to go by, their lot today is very far from the gilt of modern Indonesia, to say nothing of the splendour of Srivijaya. Read more »

OPINION: The Story of Hlaing Min and How ASEAN Failed Him

OPINION: The Story of Hlaing Min and How ASEAN Failed Him

Karim Raslan - Ceritalah ASEAN
Posted at Jan 04 10:50 PM

The ASEAN Economic Community's (AEC) mercantilist obsession with the region’s large, 650-million-strong consumer market has ignored the real needs of predominantly low- or unskilled workers like Hlaing Min. Read more »

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