Dunia Interview

Fewer Numbers, Same Violence: Five Years of Myanmar's Coup in Data

“The numbers fell, but the violence did not,” says ACLED’s Lee Han-gyu. Since Myanmar’s coup, over 100,000 have died as military violence shifted to airstrikes, drones and online surveillance.

2026.10.27

[Duterview] Politics, Not Just Maps: Dr. Kin Phea on the Roots of the Thai-Cambodian Border Crisis

Dr. Kin Phea of the Royal Academy of Cambodia said unresolved demarcation, nationalism, and military interests drive the conflict. He urged restoring institutional trust, resuming technical talks, halting military action, and opening humanitarian corridors for displaced civilians.

2026.02.22

[Duterview] "Half a Century of Waiting, But Worth Every Penny": Timor-Leste’s Historic Trek to ASEAN

Timor-Leste’s judiciary initiates legal proceedings against Myanmar’s military junta for crimes against humanity. As ASEAN’s 11th member, the move raises questions about non-interference and Timor-Leste’s future role.

2026.02.04

[Duterview] 'Border Conflict' as a Political Tool for the Thai Military and Far-Rights

Supalak Ganjanakhundee calls the Thai-Cambodian border dispute a humanitarian crisis fueled by Thailand’s military and conservative elites, who use nationalism to hide political failures. He says the conflict destroys diplomacy and endangers border residents and low-ranking soldiers.

2025.12.26