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Tim Frewer examines the tension between labour and coercive power in Cambodia today

Thaksin's lawyer Robert Amsterdam argues that coups should be a thing of the country's past

New Mandala contributor Professor Des Ball will this week be conferred with the Australian National University's Baume Award

ANU PhD student Pasoot Lasuka offers a compelling analysis of the different groups opposing Thailand's amnesty bill

In Thai politics there is plenty of push-and-shove on the streets, and among analysts. So what do you think is happening?

Cod Satrusayang is back with his take on brinksmanship and political conflict

Thorn Pitidol argues that Thailand's idealist pro-democratic voices are likely to face an even higher degree of marginalisation

Singapore’s use of women from poorer, neighbouring nations as ‘domestic help’ reveals a dark stain at the heart of the country’s material wealth.

Today Nicholas Farrelly asks whether we're seeing a re-alignment of Thai political interests

New Mandala co-founder Nicholas Farrelly analyses the disjunctures emerging in Thai politics this week

Jame DiBiasio argues the story of Angkor turns out to be far more fluid than the stone remains suggest

One of Malaysia's top political scientists discusses the fortunes of the two East Malaysian states after Malaysia's 13th general election.