How modern Malaysia is huddling in the village against the 'dark forces' of the outside world.
How the press can power Myanmar’s democracy
As Myanmar's media finds it footing after decades of oppression, responsible journalism is crucial.
Interrogating the Dictator
Nostalgic videos of Suharto reveal that the flaws of his rule were obvious to those who lived through it.
The middle class president
Jokowi’s developmentalist democracy goes beyond a simplistic personal attribute or set of beliefs: it is inherent to his class status.
Elections without democracy in Southeast Asia
Why authoritarian rule remains resilient in the face of elections.
Melanesian solidarity vs economic power
Melanesian solidarity and prosperity at stake with West Papua question.
Jokowi shuffles the deck for presidential push
President aims to set himself up for reelection in 2019 with new look cabinet.
Global Salafi activism and Indonesian Islam
How Wahdah Islamiyah is helping to create an Indonesian Salafi movement.
Dear Jokowi: are you sure?
Hard questions for Indonesia's President as he orders yet another round of executions.
Indonesia’s 1965 genocide is a global affair
Why findings from the International Tribunal on mass killing warrant action.
A statement on the South China Sea ruling
Indonesia foreign policy experts call for respect and restraint.
ASEAN’s South China Sea ulcer
South China Sea a health risk and needs to be confronted sooner rather than later.
To rule over the waves
South China Sea award is a legal and moral victory for the Philippines. But the battle is only half won.
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