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Ian Wilson is right that binary 'diversity vs. sectarian populism' narratives are unhelpful. But religious divides still matter in the politics of inequality.

Hailed as a game changer in the 2012 Jakarta polls, volunteer and social media campaigns are playing an increasingly ambiguous role in Indonesian politics.

An official Dutch inquiry will confront the bloody end of the country's colonial rule in the Indies. It will also open old wounds in Indonesia.

How a revolutionary approach is addressing major gaps in STEM education.

On the nature of communal violence in Myanmar, and divergent Burmese and international interpretations of its causes.

Prosecutors' request for a suspended sentence for Ahok underscores what a political farce the legal process has been.

The creativity, informality, and disorderliness of Bangkok's street vendors couldn't survive the junta's impulses for social control.

Anocha Suwichakornpong's new film haunts long after the credits are over.

Framing Jakarta's election as a referendum on Indonesian pluralism is a way to avoid addressing inequalities of political and economic power.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun: Vajiralongkorn has been ruthless in consolidating his position within Thailand's ruling elite.

New Mandala founder Nicholas Farrelly announces Liam Gammon's new role

How poor policy understanding of slash and burn farming has impacted communities.