Regional Integration in the GMS: Opportunities and Challenges
Renowned for its magnificence and the unpredictability of its waters, the Mekong River is the longest waterway in South-east Asia, flowing down from the Tibetan highlands to the Mekong Delta and into the South China Sea. Through a drift of more than 4,300 kilometers, its waters connect six countries - Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam - offering mute testimony to the unfolding of their histories and their transnational relations.
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Whether it's a story about how rubber plantations are taking root at the China-Laos border, how Thai is having an impact on the Lao language, or the use of harmful fishing methods in Cambodia and Vietnam, all the features and photo essays in 'Changing Borders: Reportage from Our Mekong; follow the changes that have been taking place as countries in the Mekong Region deepen their cross-border links with one another.
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