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On the displacement of the traditional communities and vendors who reside on land owned by Thailand's oldest university.

The Indonesian government's approach to Islamic outliers simultanesously marks them as dangerous and fails to protect the vulnerable from harm

Michael D. Barr critiques the foundational timeline of the state-sponsored history known as the ‘Singapore Story.’

The People’s Party 2020 is redefining the nation by withdrawing the condition of "Thainess".

COVID-19 interrupted a boom for Indonesian cinema: their rate of recovery may be a bellwether for other sectors.

Local media are failing to supervise regional Indonesia, with many relying on government PR budgets or politicians’ fresh cash.

The current arrangements slow initial local responses without a corresponding payoff.

Conventional wisdom supports an incumbent win, but will GPS face any serious opposition as they take state nationalism to the polls?

Funded by the ANU Gender Institute, NM's latest project offers workshops in developing a short video using readily available devices like smart phones and laptops.

Neighbourhood leaders enjoy high levels of public trust but concerns about legitimacy and conflict limit the extent to which they can implement COVID-19 restrictions.

"The protesting monks question the Sangha Council’s silence toward radical right-wing monks but relentless effort to suppress democratically minded ones."