Asean Conflict Watch
Zam Yusa, Yussof IshaqYour hub for Southeast Asia armed conflict news and analyses.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 389 | Subscribers | Read | aseanconflict.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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5 Filipino communist insurgents killed; Indonesian terrorist suspect nabbed
And more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (22-28 Dec 2025).
What were Bondi Beach attackers up to in Mindanao? Also, 2 Filipino soldiers, 2 rebels killed in clashes
And more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (15-21 Dec 2025).
Jets, rockets, and insurgent deaths mark a violent week across Southeast Asia
Scores were killed in the Thai-Cambodian border war and Philippine government-terrorist clashes last week.
Seven civilians killed amid fighter jets, artillery strikes in Thailand-Cambodia border conflict's deadly escalation
Thai soldiers from the 2nd Army, a field command that oversees the border with Cambodia, train for battle in June 2025. (2nd Army file pic for general illustration)
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Zam Yusa, a Malaysian journalist, is founder and editor of Asean Conflict Watch, covering Southeast Asia’s armed conflicts. His work has also appeared in The Diplomat, Akhbar Al Aan, The Defense Post, BenarNews, The New Arab, FMT and Daily Express.
Malaysian journalist covering Southeast Asia armed conflicts for Asean Conflict Watch | Formerly with Radio Free Asia and BenarNews
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