So-called national emergencies give President no right to breach human rights.

Latest attacks may relate to stalled peace talks between insurgents and state.

There's good reason to distrust the junta's official line on latest blasts.

Why Malay insurgents and radical Red Shirts may be the culprits.

Duterte’s war on drugs is also a war on class.

Australia leaves itself short changed in efforts to unlock Indonesia's economy.

Thailand referendum installs military for the long haul, opens door for their downfall?

How a photography project is helping change attitudes about refugees in Indonesia.

Part two of Burma and the comics.

How modern Malaysia is huddling in the village against the 'dark forces' of the outside world.

Burma and the comics part one.

Jokowi’s second reshuffle is a win for the president’s loyalists and financiers.

As Myanmar's media finds it footing after decades of oppression, responsible journalism is crucial.

Nostalgic videos of Suharto reveal that the flaws of his rule were obvious to those who lived through it.

Expect more deadlock in the wake of referendum vote.

Contextualising the Thai referendum.

Jokowi’s developmentalist democracy goes beyond a simplistic personal attribute or set of beliefs: it is inherent to his class status.

Why authoritarian rule remains resilient in the face of elections.

The false and serious business of Thailand’s constitutional vote.

Optimism about Malaysia's latest financial scandal is as hard to find as answers.

Melanesian solidarity and prosperity at stake with West Papua question.

Why Melanesia and Indonesia need West Papua's liberation movement.