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Nick Nostitz recounts a violent and tragic night in the history of Thailand's ongoing political conflict

As Singapore continues to grow richer, the gap between its citizens and its lowly paid foreign workforce also grows

Aim Sinpeng explains how this round of anti-government protests in Thailand should be characterised

By equating unorthodoxy with deviancy, the Malaysian state is killing off intellectual creativity and innovativeness among its Muslim populace

ANU PhD student Kristina Simion has some interesting questions about law in Burma

Jacob Sommer argues that arms imports are at an all time high, fueling the heaviest fighting in decades

Pavin Chachavalpongpun explores the implications of the King's birthday speech for Thailand's political crisis.

Murray Hunter articulates why Malaysia's opposition does not deserve to take over the federal government.

Andrew Walker sets out Thailand's stark choice: persevering with electoral democracy or civil conflict.

Last week Aung San Suu Kyi told an audience at the ANU she often wondered why universities confer honorary degrees on politicians

If Malaysia wants to turn its vision of high income status into a reality, reform of the rule of law should be on the agenda.

What next? Benjamin Zawacki argues there is almost no conceivable way Thailand emerges as strong as it was last month