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Where Does Thailand’s Politics Go From Here?

Where Does Thailand’s Politics Go From Here?

Aim Sinpeng, Pavin Chachavalpongpun, and Gregory Raymond discuss Thailand's political landscape after the 2023 elections.
Thai Election Body Certifies General Election Results

Thai Election Body Certifies General Election Results

By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement paves the way for parliament to convene in early July, after which it will vote to select the country's next prime minister.

Vietnam Arrests More Than 50 Over Central Highlands Attacks

Vietnam Arrests More Than 50 Over Central Highlands Attacks

By Sebastian Strangio
The motivation for the coordinated attacks on two commune offices in Dak Lak province remains unclear.

In Malaysia, Religious Controversies Threaten Anwar Ibrahim’s Government

In Malaysia, Religious Controversies Threaten Anwar Ibrahim’s Government

By Sophie Lemière
In his attempts to mollify Malay nationalists and Islamic conservatives, Anwar risks alienating his liberal and multi-ethnic support base.

Kin of Forcefully Disappeared People in Bangladesh Demand Answers

Kin of Forcefully Disappeared People in Bangladesh Demand Answers

By Mubashar Hasan
The forum Maayer Daak has helped people overcome their fear of further retribution from the state and speak up about enforced disappearances.
Is the Practice of Presidential Amnesty Fueling Impunity in Nepal?

Is the Practice of Presidential Amnesty Fueling Impunity in Nepal?

By Shishir Bhatta
Pardoning a convict who masterminded a mass killing of policemen in 2015 will undermine police morale and subvert the rule of law.

Indonesian Court Throws Out Bid to Change Electoral System

Indonesian Court Throws Out Bid to Change Electoral System

By Sebastian Strangio
The decision ensures that next year's presidential election will proceed according to schedule, under the existing electoral rules.
Abe’s Unfinished Business: Japan’s Agriculture Reform

Abe’s Unfinished Business: Japan’s Agriculture Reform

By Zhuoran Li
Abe Shinzo is often considered Japan’s most powerful prime minister. But he faced steep political opposition in one of his primary goals.

Recommended Changes in India’s Sedition Law May Intensify Government’s War Against Dissent

Recommended Changes in India’s Sedition Law May Intensify Government’s War Against Dissent

By Snigdhendu Bhattacharya
A mere inclination to incite violence rather than proof of actual violence or imminent threat to violence is reason for conviction under the suggested expanded scope of the law.

Cyclone Mocha in Myanmar: Mayhem and Maneuvering

Cyclone Mocha in Myanmar: Mayhem and Maneuvering

By Naw Theresa
Humanitarian efforts in the wake of Cyclone Mocha have become yet another front in the country's expanding conflict.

How New Electoral Rules Shaped the Outcome of Thailand’s Election

How New Electoral Rules Shaped the Outcome of Thailand’s Election

By Daniel C. O’Neill and Amanda R. Jaroenpokasap
The changes, which included the shift from a single to a dual ballot system, had a different impact than was generally predicted.
Myanmar Military Restricts Access to Areas Hit by Cyclone Mocha

Myanmar Military Restricts Access to Areas Hit by Cyclone Mocha

By Sebastian Strangio
The military's decision closes off the limited access of the U.N. and international aid organizations to around 1 million people affected by the storm.

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