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Luke Corbin looks at the spillover from fluid copyright laws and nationalism.

Indonesia's five 'founding' principles wrongly used to deny rights to same-sex people, writes Kate Walton.

Trevor Wilson surveys the country's prospects under its new government.

The party's cone of silence isn’t a departure from old-style dictatorial practice, writes Nicholas Farrelly.

What the ban of shisha says about vice and morality in the island nation.

Engaging local people in the short-term is key to ongoing peace and change.

Political Islam will shape Malaysia more and more, argues Kok-Hin Ooi.

Sordid shenanigans from Australia and more silliness in our region.

Reform and not clampdowns the way to win voters' trust, writes Scott Rawlinson.

Anti-junta movement needs to expand in order to dismantle dictatorship, writes Jim Taylor.

New issue of Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies available for free now.

Chit Win narrows down the field to identity the most likely candidate.