Articles by Tom Pepinsky

The results are suggestive of a growth in regional and religious divides since 2014.

Why some perceived a racist dog whistle in Anies Baswedan's inaugural address.

The United States' engagement with Southeast Asia could soon be over, writes Tom Pepinsky.

Tom Pepinsky looks at how an artificial concept defined a region.

Corruption scandals like 1MDB are no surprise if you look at the history of Malaysian politics, writes Tom Pepinsky.

What's next for Malaysia's opposition movement?

Tom Pepinsky on some polling fundamentals, and how they should inform our analysis of Indonesia's legislative elections.

The results are now in, with the Barisan Nasional government eking out its narrowest ever parliamentary victory of 133 seats to Pakatan Rakyat’s 89.