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.

Haris Ibrahim explains why, in his view, in Malaysia it has to be "Anything But UMNO"

Sam Byfield and Maeve Kennedy reflect on the health consequences of a changing political and economic environment

Will Malaysia allow China a naval base in Sabah? What would the implications be for ASEAN if there were closer China-Malaysia military cooperation?

Organisers of this conference invite applications to present papers which explore the non-Han Chinese living and working outside China

The question is: why did a Malaysian university give an honorary doctorate to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un?

Scholars of Asian borderlands will want to attend this important conference

Recent bombings pose yet another threat to peace in Myanmar, writes Yola Verbruggen

Meet one of Malaysia's most prominent social activists at the ANU as he shares his experience in opposing authoritarianism in Malaysia

A short comment on the use of surveys and the interpretations of the results in the "Extremism in the name of Islam and Malaysian Muslims" article.

Aung Tun argues that foreign investors face big obstacles as Myanmar's transformation continues

Andrew Walker provides a user guide to academic presentation. Essential reading for those preparing a conference paper.

It’s only a matter of time before someone takes the cue from Malaysia and starts raising objections to non-Muslims using the word Allah.

Matt Schissler takes the pulse of the city after recent bombings and communal tension

Malaysian students on Government of Malaysia scholarship advised not to attend Mr. Anwar Ibrahim's talk. It may cause their grades to deteriorate.

Erik H. Ribeiro suggests we need to pay more attention to the Tatmadaw's productive role

Elizabeth Fitzgerald analyses two lese majeste rulings about Thai royalist firebrand Sonthi Limthongkul

Has the Kalimah Allah issue signalled the point of no return for Malaysia as a moderate Muslim nation?