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Elections, parties and decentralisation in Cambodia

Reform and not clampdowns the way to win voters' trust, writes Scott Rawlinson.

The trouble with Thailand’s new democracy

Anti-junta movement needs to expand in order to dismantle dictatorship, writes Jim Taylor.

Tackling the region’s policy challenges

New issue of Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies available for free now.

Predicting Myanmar’s next president

Chit Win narrows down the field to identity the most likely candidate.

Misjudging Myanmar’s ethnic vote

Ethno-nationalism put to the test in recent elections, writes Nicholas Farrelly.

Indonesia’s Israeli passport pain

Public take exception to visa exemption.

Southeast Asian snapshots

Trolley theatrics and satay sellers face-off against terrorists; its been another wacky week in the region.

Forty years of Lao PDR: what’s next?

The double-edged sword of development, and promise of prosperity for Laos in 2016.

Christianity in Cambodia

Philip Coggan examines an often overlooked but rapidly-growing religion.

Charity and change

Chit Win reports on how ANU students are contributing to Myanmar's development.

The NLD and NPT

Pro-democracy warriors will need to understand the system they seek to dismantle.

Jakarta and terrorism’s top dogs

Latest attack an attempt to create new leadership among Southeast Asia’s militants.