Asean Conflict Watch
Zam Yusa, Yussof IshaqYour hub for Southeast Asia armed conflict news and analyses.
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MILF commander assassinated; 3 injured in southern Thai bombing; 44 gold miners evacuated from Papuan separatist disturbance
Filipino cop injured in ambush, over 40 civilians slain in Myanmar regime rampage and more news in this latest weekly Southeast Asia armed conflict summary (8-14 June 2026).
Conflict developments across Southeast Asia last week were domina...
Ranger, two insurgents killed in southern Thai sieges; Filipino soldier, two communist rebels slain in separate clashes; separatists say killed two govt troops in Indonesia's Papua
And more news and analyses in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (1-8 June 2026)
Another bloody week in Southeast Asia.
Beyond the body count: Why climate stress complicates Manila's insurgency endgame
Troops from the Philippine army’s Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) during a training demonstration. (Photo: Facebook/Special Forces Regiment Airborne, Philippine Army)
The series of armed encounters that swept across Negros Occidental in...
Cop's wife killed in southern Thai insurgent ambush; three Papuan separatists slain in Indonesian military's bomb attack
And more news and analyses in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (25-31 May 2026)
Regional conflict dynamics across Southeast Asia last week marked a grim anniversary, with the Thailand–Cambodia border dispute entering its sec...
Separatists kill eight in Indonesia's Papua; cop slain in southern Thai insurgent attack; Filipino communist terrorists kill two civilians
And more news and analyses in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (18-24 May 2026).
What a bloody week in Southeast Asia.
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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 | Previous work appeared in Radio Free Asia and BenarNews
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