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Constitutional Reform Needed for Myanmar’s Ethnic Challenges

Constitutional Reform Needed for Myanmar’s Ethnic Challenges

Thein Sein and Aung San Suu Kyi have driven Myanmar’s reform process. They now need to tackle its ethnic challenges.

The Mad Monks of Myanmar

The Mad Monks of Myanmar

In this photo essay, The Diplomat offers a close-up look at the anti-Muslim 969 movement on the rise in Myanmar today.

Trouble on the Mekong

Trouble on the Mekong

By Tom Fawthrop
Europe’s Pöyry Energy and its controversial role as Xayaburi dam consultant have been challenged under new OECD CSR rules.

A Crime Most Banal: Indonesia’s Human Trafficking Fix

A Crime Most Banal: Indonesia’s Human Trafficking Fix

Local governments are struggling to tackle human trafficking inside archipelagic Indonesia.

Singapore Haze: Discontent Rises

Singapore Haze: Discontent Rises

The severity of the haze from Indonesian forest burning has prompted a growing chorus of complaints this year.

Myanmar’s “Look West” Policy: Is China Being Sidelined?

Myanmar’s “Look West” Policy: Is China Being Sidelined?

Under Thein Sein, the country is seeking to evolve from its reliance on China.

Southeast Asia: The Next Crisis?

Southeast Asia: The Next Crisis?

The region’s overheated economy faces a period of adjustment – and for some countries the correction could prove very painful.

Difficult Post-Election Period Beckons for Malaysia

Difficult Post-Election Period Beckons for Malaysia

The opposition is at a crossroads, while the government faces tough challenges.

As Elections Near, Cambodia’s Democracy Stumbles

As Elections Near, Cambodia’s Democracy Stumbles

Western donors face a conundrum as Hun Sen continues to ignore calls for fair elections.

Shadow Puppets and Special Forces: Indonesia’s Fragile Democracy

Shocking violence in March reveals the dark side of power politics in Indonesia.

Behind the Mask: Thailand’s Latest Political Movement Takes to the Streets

Behind the Mask: Thailand’s Latest Political Movement Takes to the Streets

The masked protesters are the latest development in an ongoing fight for political control.

Malaysia Splits as UMNO Cracks Down on Dissent

Malaysia Splits as UMNO Cracks Down on Dissent

Post-election events in Malaysia have been worrying, and are tarnishing the country’s image.

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