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Trevor Wilson analyses the current trajectory and offers thoughts on what will happen next

The real test for Jokowi is ensuring food security for Indonesia's poor, writes John McCarthy.

Nurhisham Hussein argues that unless significant economic reforms are undertaken, managing public finance in Malaysia will be tough

Photo-journalist Nick Nostitz provides a significant account of a top Red Shirt's funeral

The first cabinet for Indonesia's new, 'reformist' president, Joko Widodo, is striking for how bad some of the appointments are, writes Edward Aspinall.

Scott Rawlinson looks at the paradoxical nature of Cambodia's approach to asylum seekers and refugees.

Amitav Acharya argues that Indonesia's new leaders have a strong foundation on which to build their foreign policy

Sovannarith Keo looks at the persistence of violence and disquiet 18 years after the Paris Peace Agreement

In the final post in this series, Josh Wood turns his attention to the Thilawa SEZ, which has many essential ingredients for success

In this post, Josh Wood has a less than up-beat prognosis for the Kyaukphyu SEZ in Rakhine State

In the first of a three-part series, Josh Wood explains why Dawei should never have been chosen as a SEZ site

D. Hellmann-Rajanayagam and Ruediger Korff suggest that a long, trans-regional story still needs to be fully told