Q&A: Supalak Ganjanakhundee on Thailand’s week of chaos

The Constitutional Court's decision on Thai Raksa Chart is likely to be swift but unlikely to be impartial.

The editor of "The Nation" talks to New Mandala.

To kick off LBGTQ+ history month, Emily Donald looks at lesbian history and women’s sexuality in Thailand.

On Ubolratana's abortive PM candidacy and what it suggests about the fragmentation of the "network monarchy".

Realtime election-related reprisals, reactions and randomness.

Social media has amplified, rather than created, an existing culture of disinformation.

Dutertismo still hasn’t fundamentally changed how political power is sought and won.

Revisit the 20 most popular articles published at New Mandala this year.

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front struggles to sustain a dual image of moderation and militancy.

In its rhetoric the MILF "is forced to walk a tightrope between two extremes", seeking credibility as a negotiator and as champion of Islam.

To kick off LBGTQ+ history month, Emily Donald looks at lesbian history and women’s sexuality in Thailand.

A despatch from Brisbane, where an eclectic selection of Indonesian works stands out at the APT.

On the the misuse of western historical sources in the search for Suvarnabhumi.

A personal reflection on the importance of academic freedom

On nationalism, religion, archaeology, folklore and pseudo-history.