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Electoral reforms and inter-Korea relations once looked destined to dominate April’s parliamentary elections. Now a global pandemic will likely be the deciding factor.

One year after an international outcry against the new Sharia Penal Code, most Bruneians say it hasn’t impacted their lives at all.

With the BARMM’s first birthday, the peace process in the southern Philippines reaches a milestone.

A year after the Easter attacks, what have we learned about extremism in Sri Lanka?

The renowned Nepali poet discusses technology and the role of poetry in the modern era.

The eventual election may bring some excitement, yet it’s unlikely that the result will bring much change.

President Emomali Rahmon has consolidated power by leading a merciless campaign against any opposition.

Can Indonesia develop a strategy to confront China’s long game in the Natunas and the South China Sea?

One year ago, India and Pakistan engaged in dangerous brinkmanship. What are the lessons learned?

Facing genocide charges in the international arena, Myanmar’s domestic politics are set to heat up in 2020, too.

Can Australia strike a balance between deterring foreign interference and preserving individual liberties and social cohesion?