-
Published in: HomeThe American election: a view from Down UnderAs a somewhat reluctant member of the American orbit in the Asia-Pacific region, Australia carefully watches the...
-
Published in: HomeSri Lanka, many shades of accountability
A long-awaited review on the conduct of United Nations agencies during the last stages of the war in Sri Lanka is...
-
Published in: HomeChina vs India: a democracy battle
The last war between Asia's giants erupted in October 1962. Fifty years on the respective works of a Chinese and an...
-
Published in: HomeNorodom Sihanouk, a Cambodian life
The man who was variously Cambodia's anti-colonial leader, king, prime minister, prince, and exiled figurehead is...
-
Published in: 50.50Stateless in Burma: Rohingya word warsIn order to understand how the ‘Rohingya crisis’ has come to pass we need to consider the narrative built by three...
-
Published in: HomeNorth Korea: change of signs
Pyongyang looks and feels different under Kim Jong Un's leadership, but how much do new buildings, markets and...
-
Published in: HomeGreat policy challenge facing Australia: a land of plenty and not a leader in sight
In Australia, both at the Commonwealth and state levels economic policies do not address the problems the country...
-
Published in: HomeChina, the view from the ground
The self-organising efforts of migrant workers and rights activists across China offer a vital insight into the...
-
Published in: 50.50Outsourcing responsibilities: Australia's punitive asylum regimeAustralia’s return to offshore detention and processing centres for asylum seekers signals a renewed willingness to...
-
Published in: HomeChina and Japan: a conflict of logics
The territorial dispute between regional powers has the potential to escalate. All the more reason for the Chinese...
-
Published in: HomeNepal, a constitutional impasse
Nepal is still awaiting a new constitution to complete its transition from a decade of conflict to democracy. So...
-
Published in: HomeChina: Xi Jinping's new generation
The imminent transition of power in Beijing will see a new ruling group arrive in power. But does its background and...
-
Published in: HomeKashgar's old city: the endgame
China's plan to transform the heart of Uyghur culture, learning and urban settlement - Kashgar old city - is well...
-
Published in: HomeChina's party, Bo Xilai's legacy
The efforts of China's ruling elite to cope with the scandal that consumed a leading comrade mark a political...
-
Published in: HomeDoubting North Korea’s ‘collapsists’
Commentators on North Korea have predicted the immanent downfall of its dictatorial regieme since its inception, but...
-
Published in: HomeBurma: between elections and democracy
The by-election victory of Aung San Suu Kyi’s party in Burma (Myanmar) raises the question of whether the country is...
-
Published in: openSecurityTrial by media: Bangladesh's 'International' Crimes Tribunal
Phone tapping, court orders and vitriolic condemnations of the accused point to a disconcerting unity between the...
-
Published in: HomeJapan, the earthquake and the mediaThe worst disaster in Japan since the second world war hit the country's north-east coastal region on 11 March 2011....
-
Published in: HomeChina's elite: a language deficit
Beijing is concerned by Washington's more assertive regional policy in Asia. But here as elsewhere the Chinese...
-
Published in: HomeTaiwan's election, and the need for nuance
Taiwan's presidential election saw the incumbent Ma Ying-jeou win another four-year term in office over his opponent...
Latest in "Oceania"
New in our projects
-
Published in: democraciaAbiertaColombia protests: a photo essay
