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Simon Butt analyses the likelihood of Indonesia's presidential election going to a second round.

Ariane Utomo wonders whether love can conquer campaign divides?

Ross McLeod finds unexpected hope in the presidential candidates' policies on public sector reform.

Engage two of Sabah's most prominent politicians as they discuss Sabah and Malaysia's future

Why we should be worried that one candidate promises to roll back constitutional reforms.

Next week the Australian National University will host a discussion of the Thai coup and its implications

Ed Aspinall says a Prabowo win 'carries major risks of serious authoritarian regression'.

Election, what election? Farish Noor wonders why Indonesia's neighbours just don't seem to care.

David Streckfuss argues that William Heinecke's letter backing the coup exposes at best remarkable naiveté or, at worst, cynical insensitivity.

Charlie Thame argues that Thailand ought to wake up quickly and recognise that migrants are an asset

While donors strive to build a more visible face for Lao civil society, they may be contributing more to the destruction of its foundations.

Witnesses to long standing acts of oppression are complicit in the unfolding genocide of Rohingya. It is time to act.