Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal asks some hard questions of Thai academics and educators in the wake of the 2014 coup

Rob Allyn, a media consultant to Prabowo in Indonesia's 2014 Presidential election, seeks to set the record straight

Malaysia is not an Islamic state. It simply has a government that claims absolute monopoly on religious authority.

Roanne Von Voorst explores the mechanics of a Prabowo win on the banks of a Jakarta slum

Jacqui Baker asks whether, in Indonesia today, the police are politically neutral?

Race, religion, region, urbanisation , candidates and/or issues -- what are the best predictors of electoral outcomes in Malaysia?

Menurut Ed Aspinall dan Marcus Mietzner, ada indikasi bahwa kubu Prabowo sengaja membingungkan masyarakat tentang hasil pilpres.

Andrew Thornley on separating the pollster wheat from the chaff

Edward Aspinall and Marcus Mietzner explain how Prabowo Subianto is trying to sow confusion and steal the election

The count may be in, but the contest isn't over, reports James Giggacher.

Angie Bexley has captured some stunning shots of voting in Yogyakarta.

Can Indonesia's new president counter oligarchy?

All eyes turn to Indonesia's General Electoral Commission

Some Indonesian voters are seeking divine intervention in today's presidential vote.

Virginia Hooker casts her keen eye over how art is depicting Indonesia's 2014 presidential elections.

A closer look at the religious dynamics of Prabowo’s coalition reveals that it may not be as it would seem, writes Greg Fealy.

Follow all the action as we cover Indonesia's 2014 presidential vote.

The story of Indonesia's 2014 elections - as told by New Mandala.

For Papuans, it's a question of how the vote is conducted, writes Jenny Munro.

Regardless of who wins Indonesia's presidential election it won't make a difference for Papuans, writes Bobby Anderson.

Dom Berger and Eve Warburton's notes from the field in Sulawesi and Maluku.

As thousands of expat Indonesians went to the presidential polls, it seems not everyone is getting their chance to vote

The environment still remains a neglected issue in Indonesia's presidential race.

Fancy a dinner with a top economist to discuss Malaysia?