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Charlie Thame argues that Thailand ought to wake up quickly and recognise that migrants are an asset

While donors strive to build a more visible face for Lao civil society, they may be contributing more to the destruction of its foundations.

Witnesses to long standing acts of oppression are complicit in the unfolding genocide of Rohingya. It is time to act.

Nicholas Herriman writes about Australia's little known Malay community of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

Ross Tapsell and Greg Fealy canvass Indonesia's presidential candidates and how the electorate are responding to them.

Prabowo is cosmopolitan or xenophobic, depending on who's in front of him.

Prabowo’s presidential bid, Islamic conservatives and sectarian divisions

Clive Kessler explores confusion about "Constitutional Monarchy" in Malaysia

Under the open list system, claims of legislative candidates 'stealing' votes from party colleagues during the counting process.

Hamish McDonald tests the notion that a Prabowo presidency might not be that bad after all.

Constitutional scholar Khemthong Tonsakulrungruang asks if Thailand can escape from its vicious cycle of political instability.

Robert Dayley asks some hard questions of General Prayuth and Thailand's other new leaders