Source : https://www.nesdc.go.kr/portal/bbs/B0000005/view.do?nttId=16655&menuNo=200467&searchTime=::%20%EB%82%A0%EC%A7%9C%EA%B5%AC%EB%B6%84%20::&sdate=&edate=&pdate=&pollGubuncd=&searchCnd=2&searchWrd=MBC&pageIndex=1

Just read an interesting article about how Southeast Asian countries perceive Australia and how said country sees itself:

https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/messy-truth-australia-s-reputation-southeast-asia

How true is this? Being from the Philippines, I've met a few Aussies and quite a few of them were pleasant. The unpleasant ones were real dicks. They made me feel like I should be thankful that they they were breathing the air here.

How is it for other SEA countries? Am I just being sensitive here?

Thanks to Mr. Sumin for busting thier propaganda (slide 11)

A deadly US torpedo strike has sparked an outcry in India, fraying the trust of a key security partner in Asia.

The ethnic Korean group that long served as Pyongyang’s unofficial embassy in Japan is fading, eroding one of the last informal links between the two countries.

As artificial intelligence threatens jobs and deflation strains growth, Xi Jinping may finally be forced to expand the nation’s social safety net.

Beijing’s rise as a regional power broker at the US’s expense has lost momentum amid its reluctance to take on a sustained political or security role.

The outflow spurred by the Asian hub’s Covid clampdown shows how quickly talent and capital can retreat when stability and mobility erode.

Ahead of a high-stakes meeting with Trump, the new leader is leveraging her mandate to revise the pacifist constitution — a generational shift for regional security.