Region
Southeast Asia
Cambodia: Justice Delayed
By Luke Hunt
Lawyers for Pol Pot’s henchmen are proving skillful at delaying their clients’ trials.
Papua’s Hidden Past Haunts Jokowi Presidency
By Sally Andrews
Will the Indonesian president's reform agenda address human rights concerns in the troubled province?
Thailand’s Culture of Impunity
By Mark Fenn
For years, security officials in Thailand appear to have been able to commit violence with impunity.
Will Indonesia Get Serious on Carbon?
By Nithin Coca
Indonesia has a poor record on climate change. Will this be the year that changes?
Laos’ Holiday Crackdown
By Luke Hunt
The government chose the holiday season to crack down on its ethnic Hmong population.
The Philippine Navy’s Submarine Quest
By Koh Swee Lean Collin
How realistic are plans for the Philippines to acquire submarines?
The Growing Mekong Controversy
By Tom Fawthrop
Mekong consultants have exposed serious flaws in the Don Sahong Dam project, which continues regardless.
Cambodia: The Political Significance of Local Government
By Phoak Kung
Cambodia’s ruling CPP could rebuild support if it helped local government be more effective.
Aceh Ten Years After the Tsunami
By Sebastian Strangio
The region has made impressive progress on rebuilding infrastructure, but the mental scars remain.
The Harsh Life of Thailand’s Migrant Workers
By Mark Fenn
Two recent cases underscore just how difficult life is for migrant workers in Thailand.
A Make or Break Year for Myanmar
By Hunter Marston
With elections, ceasefire negotiations, and constitutional measures, 2015 will be a major test for the fledgling democracy.
Vietnam, the US, and Japan in the South China Sea
By Alexander L. Vuving
Prospects for regional security hinges heavily on how these actors relate to the South China Sea issue.