Haris Ibrahim's seminar on 1 October 2013 at the ANU cancelled.

What and/or who really is/are the source of all conflicts in Malaysia? What are the main factors fueling conflicts in Malaysia?

Why did the Abbott government deny a Malaysian civil society activist a visa to travel to Australia?

Is UMNO fueling violent tendencies among Malaysian Muslims?

It is time balance be put back into the issue of prostitution by focusing on the deprivation of entrepreneurial opportunity, rather than the issues of human trafficking and sex tourism.

Saw Yan Naing describes the personal tragedies of Burma in 1988 and the restless souls of a lost generation

A practical case of Australia in the Asian Century. How will the University of Adelaide manage this conundrum?

Des Ball and Olivia Cable explore the response of Thailand's Border Patrol Police to recent floods in Mae Sot

Murray Hunter explores the delights of road-side pizza in Bangkok.

What happens to Singapore when Lee Kuan Yew dies?

Pasoot Lasuka reviews a controversial television series about Thai teens and finds it less radical than others believe

The role of Jurist Malaya Initiative is to open the space for truly public intellectual work.

Meet one of Malaysia's most prominent social activist at the Australian National University.

The 18th Malaysia and Singapore Society of Australia symposium discussing GE13 and more will be held at the University of Sydney in Dec 2013.

Has the leadership of Sabah and Sarawak failed its people?

Meet U-Wei Shaari -- one of Malaysia's most talented movie directors -- in Canberra, and watch his movie free.

Coverage of Malaysia in the Australian media is of poor quality argues AB Shamsul.

The Jurist Malaya Initiative (“JMI”) produces cutting edge knowledge resources to overcome the Malaysian legal-juridical and constitutional failure.

Criticising foreign commentators is unfortunate because what we really fear is not how the world may perceive us but the truth of our own reflection.

Analysing the process of 'Othering' in Malaysia, between Muslims and non-Muslims, and citizens and non-citizens.

Des Ball and Olivia Cable present an intriguing collection of materials about Thailand's preparations for the ASEAN Community in 2015

Analysing the process of 'Othering' in Malaysia, between Muslims and non-Muslims, and citizens and non-citizens.

Two distinguished economists discuss Malaysia's economic challenges.

Tune in to hear two experts discuss recent developments in Malaysia and Singapore.