In conversation with Indonesia's former education minister Anies Baswedan.

Cambodia's deteriorating political culture fuelled by narcissism and social media, writes Mish Khan.

Elisabeth Kramer's search for the grave of an Australian killed by the Dutch during Indonesia's war of independence

Why Beijing benefits from softer US sanctions on Myanmar.

How hetero- and homo-nationalisms are colliding in debates about LGBT rights.

Locals are losing out as the dust settles on bulldozed beachfronts.

Why Melaka and George Town are at risk of becoming ghosts of their former selves.

It's time for Myanmar's government to cash in on Aung San Suu Kyi's global reach.

Politics, economics and religion are to blame, writes Hew Wai Weng.

The case for and against dropping economic restrictions on Myanmar.

What the closure of a food stall during Ramadan says about the challenges of decentralisation in Indonesia.

Causes and consequences of Indonesia's alarming rate of HIV/AIDS.

Why Australia must meet Timor-Leste halfway over their disputed sea border.

‘Duty’ isn’t enough to boost Myanmar’s tax revenue, writes Gerard McCarthy.

New paper examines local elections and the future of decentralisation.

Will UN conciliation end the Timor Sea dispute?

Study finds low productivity and high conflict on shared land in some of Indonesia's poorest provinces.

Why Thailand's new constitution could lead to greater religious tension and violence.

Malaysians are rallying behind arrogance, antagonism and illiberalism.

Indonesia shows why digital literacy is just as important for Australia as Asia literacy.

More open politics and new technologies are putting much of the country back on the beaten path.

Can the Kofi Annan-chaired commission chart a path to peace and human rights for the Rohingya?

Human rights can have a place in Duterte’s war against drugs.