Articles by Liam Gammon

After five years of military rule, Thailand heads to the polling booths. Follow for live updates.

Prabowo Subianto’s running mate is playing the long game.

A year of growth and experimentation at New Mandala, with an even bigger year ahead.

New Mandala will be home to a South Asia guest section in the lead up to India's general elections.

ANU experts assess the likelihood of the Pakatan Harapan coalition finally making inroads into the UMNO heartland.

A supposed announcement of his candidacy actually reemphasises how ambivalent Prabowo is about fighting Jokowi again.

A quick interview with a scholar of authoritarianism on what's over the horizon for Cambodia after Hun Sen's 2017 crackdown on the opposition.

What's behind a fresh panic about attacks on Islamic figures at the hands of "crazy people"?

Details on a falling out between pro-Anies Baswedan political parties and the religious leaders behind the 212 movement.

Farewell and good riddance to 2017, and thanks to all New Mandala contributors and readers throughout the year.

Megawati takes a swipe at her party's president at the PDI-P congress in Bali.

A Jokowi presidency is a win for Indonesia's democracy. But Indonesia got lucky by having Jokowi in the race, writes Liam Gammon.

There are good reasons to treat the Prabowo camp's claims of massive voter fraud with caution.