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See no evil
The Internet is opening the world's eyes to violence against Myanamar’s Rohingya, writes SARAH LOGAN.
Chinese whispers won’t hush war talk
Calls for China to clamp down on North Korea’s aggressive actions are unrealistic, warns expert.
Getting behind Myanmar's reforms
With Myanmar President Thein Sein's recent visit to our shores – the official visit in almost 40 years – Australia can and must get behind Myanmar’s ambitious political reforms, writes TREVOR WILSON.
New strategies for strategic thinking
ANU students have taken their views to the top with a recent submission to the 2013 Defence white paper.
Troops and treasure still needed in Afghanistan
Australia needs to commit funding and elite forces to Afghanistan after draw down, says expert.
In their eyes
A new photographic exhibition is helping people see the world through the eyes of Burma’s persecuted Rohingya, writes OLIVIA CABLE.
A decade older, a decade wiser?
Ten years after the invasion of Iraq, ANDREW CARR asks whether the US has learnt anything from the war.
Counting the cost of Iraq
Ten years on, it's hard to see how invading Iraq was good for Australia, writes HUGH WHITE.
Australia and ASEAN
SUSAN HARRIS-RIMMER asks whether ASEAN is Australia’s best partner for navigating the Asian century.
Step by step
HAMISH McDONALD surveys Thein Sein's chances of successfully charting the nation's historic political reform.
