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Rebecca Tan

Rebecca Tan

Southeast Asia Bureau Chief at The Washington Post

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Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Asia

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Recent Articles

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Philippines pivots from battling militants to projecting power at sea

Philippine leaders say they can turn their attention to the South China Sea because they’ve secured peace with separatist rebels. But the situation remains precarious.
about 1 month ago
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Escalating contest over South China Sea disrupts international cabl...

China’s effort to dominate the disputed waterway is taking a toll on the network of underwater cables that provide essential Internet connectivity in Asia.
3 months ago
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Thailand school bus fire kills at least 10, mostly children and teens

A school bus carrying dozens of students exploded into flames near Bangkok on Tuesday, Thai officials said.
3 months ago
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‘Dark’ tanker crash exposes dangers of China’s thirst for cheap oil

Dark ships — vessels that deliberately hide their locations — delivering oil to China are posing major safety threats and alarming global shipping groups.
4 months ago
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As Vietnam tightens leash on criticism, scores are jailed and exiled

The crackdown on human rights comes at a time when the United States is deepening security and economic ties with Hanoi.
4 months ago
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Toll in Bangladesh protests tops 100 as Dhaka falls quiet under curfew

Dhaka and several other Bangladeshi cities have been engulfed by protests in opposition to a new policy reserving a portion of government jobs for certain groups.
5 months ago
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What the death of leader Nguyen Phu Trong means for Vietnam

Trong presided over a period of greater economic openness and a domestic political crackdown as Vietnam became a swing state in Asia’s great power games.
5 months ago
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U.S. and Philippines seek to de-escalate after sea skirmish with China

Chinese coast guard vessels have become more aggressive in blocking access to the contested Second Thomas Shoal.
6 months ago
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Putin seeks support from old ally Vietnam amid Russia’s growing iso...

Russia and Vietnam have been close allies since the Cold War era, but Hanoi in recent years has cultivated warmer relations with the United States.
6 months ago
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Philippines confronts China’s challenge in disputed South China Sea...

A voyage in the South China Sea revealed the challenge as a flotilla of wooden fishing boats drew an armada of Chinese warships and coast guard vessels.
6 months ago
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Myanmar’s military junta starts conscription and draft-age men flee...

Tens of thousands have left for Thailand after Myanmar’s military, facing repeated battlefield losses, announced it aimed to conscript 60,000 soldiers.
7 months ago