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Washington welcome as China flexes muscle in Southeast Asia’s waters
ANU experts launch report on the impact of a stronger Washington presence in the South China Sea.
Queen’s honours for leading defence thinkers
Des Ball and Hugh White win Orders of Australia for contribution to the nation.
The blunder Down Under
Australia-Indonesia relations are stepping towards normalisation. But can we avoid making the same mistakes we've made for decades?
High stakes
More than democracy is at stake after Thailand’s latest coup, reports JAMES GIGGACHER.
Another chapter in Thailand’s tale of woe
Thailand is fast becoming a cautionary tale for the rest of Asia, warns a leading expert.
Hard choices for human rights
A commitment to non-intervention could prove one of the biggest stumbling blocks to ASEAN’s efforts to promote human rights, writes MATHEW DAVIES.
Thailand: over the precipice?
Can Thailand recover from yet another military coup, asks JOHN BLAXLAND.
Thailand's powder keg
Thailand’s army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha is trying to diffuse a political powder keg but may be stoking the fire, writes JOHN BLAXLAND.
Return to the fold
The shadow of Myanmar’s past military rule won’t harm its new-found place as a member of ASEAN and the region, writes MATHEW DAVIES.
Thailand sees troops - again
Military muscle may constitute coup in Thailand: expert
