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The Punks of Myanmar

The Punks of Myanmar

By Olaf Schuelke
A look at the colorful (and political) members of an emerging counterculture.
Thailand’s Deep South: Living in Conflict

Thailand’s Deep South: Living in Conflict

By Franco Galdini (words) & Sulochana Peiris (images)
In a region seemingly under occupation, local residents cope as best they can.

Beholden to Bangkok: Dialogue in Thailand’s Deep South

Beholden to Bangkok: Dialogue in Thailand’s Deep South

By Franco Galdini
A Constitutional Court ruling on Yingluck Shinawatra today could imperil an already stuttering peace process.

Spotlight on Cambodian Government Brutality

Spotlight on Cambodian Government Brutality

By Luke Hunt
Two court cases may give victims of vicious crackdowns their day in court.

Myanmar’s Literary Talk Shows

Myanmar’s Literary Talk Shows

By Lucas Stewart
Important forums for dialogue and discussion, literary events are in danger of being hijacked by religious extremists.
Cracks Appear in US Myanmar Rapprochement

Cracks Appear in US Myanmar Rapprochement

By Steve Hirsch
New legislation signals growing concern over the Obama administration’s Myanmar policy.

Washington’s Flawed Myanmar Policy

Washington’s Flawed Myanmar Policy

By David Brenner
Many of Myanmar's ethnic minorities are growing increasingly disillusioned with America and may turn to China instead.
Why Can’t Vietnam Grow Better Rice?

Why Can’t Vietnam Grow Better Rice?

By Elisabeth Rosen
Although the country is a major rice exporter, the industry suffers from quality issues.

Can Cambodia’s Media Reform?

Can Cambodia’s Media Reform?

By Theara Khoun
Without sweeping reform, traditional media in Cambodia is at risk of becoming irrelevant.

Leading the Way: Vietnam’s Push for Gay Rights

Leading the Way: Vietnam’s Push for Gay Rights

By David Mann
Is one of Asia’s most repressive states paving the way for gay marriage?

Jokowi and Indonesian Democracy

Jokowi and Indonesian Democracy

By Jonathan Chen and Emirza Adi Syailendra
Although his party underperformed this week, the Jakarta governor remains a bright light for Indonesia’s democracy.
The Regional Implications of Indonesia's Rise

The Regional Implications of Indonesia's Rise

By Abdul-Latif Halimi
As it tallies votes from Wednesday’s election, Indonesia’s economic outlook is strong. What does that mean for the region?

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