New edition of Andrew Selth's select bibliography of Myanmar now available.

In his Myanmar Times column this week Nicholas Farrelly examines anti-Rohingya sentiment

Nicholas Farrelly offers a quick summary of the Malaysian Prime Minister's remarks at #29APR.

Simplistic arguments are in danger of neglecting the complexities of democracy and ignoring roadblocks to its ‘return’.

Today we announce the appointment of James Giggacher as editor of New Mandala

Nicholas Farrelly suggests that Myanmar's reputation is being damaged by its response to the Rohingya crisis

Friday's summit in Bangkok achieved little. It also shows that states that can’t help others, can’t help themselves.

How the Asian migrant crisis is putting democratic credentials to the test.

Olivia Cable talks to a 26-year-old about how he made his life in Myanmar's capital.

Melissa Crouch on the politics of belonging in Myanmar and the need to reframe understanding of the nation’s Muslim populations.

Myanmar’s troubled western borderlands are in the news again with headlines about the trade in human desperation.

Thailand’s ongoing coup culture leaves a bad taste at home and abroad.

Indonesia's oligarchs are flexing their muscles. But to what extent were they defeated by Jokowi in the first place?

A fast-changing Myanmar must bed down peace and end decades of civil war if it hopes to cement the progress of recent reforms.

Cars cause chaos for commuters and cost Philippines a truckload.

All the details on the 2015 Myanmar/Burma Update Conference at ANU on 5-6 June 2015.

Soaking up the penthouse view in Myanmar's increasingly urbane capital.

How the Rohingya have been cast adrift by all and sundry.

With 135 official ethnic categories, Nicholas Farrelly writes that Myanmar's ethnic politics take up a lot of space, even in Naypyitaw

Occasional New Mandala commentator, and very minor royal, Nuat Namman Na Thoeng provides a tribute to Abhisit's extraordinary electoral record.

How Australia's 'stop the boats' policy is prolonging the Rohingya's suffering.

ASEAN fails in efforts to be 'people-centred' when it comes to Rohingya refugees.

Calm, change and collaboration key to repairing tested ties, writes Felicity Norman.

The missed opportunity of aid cuts to Indonesia.