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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
Landslide victory history in the making
After historic elections, India faces a critical turning point between prosperity or violence, writes Ian Hall.
DIY defence
The grand designs of defence spending have become more of a renovation rescue, write Peter Dean and Andrew Carr.
Balanced books leave Australia poorer
A limp approach to soft power, including aid spending, is leaving Australia on the outer in our region.
Sticking to your guns
JOHN BLAXLAND asks whether the United States is a dangerous, indispensable or convenient ally.
Abbott should scrap two per cent defence spending
Government has the wrong formula for defence spending, warn experts.
Unity in diversity?
Myanmar’s first census for 30 years has left some people uncounted, writes OLIVIA CABLE.
A coup by any other name…
Dismissal of Thailand Prime Minister smacks of attempted constitutional coup, says ANU expert.
States still stalk the Net
The latest revelation about Chinese espionage shows cyberspace is no longer free of government influence, writes SIMON HANSEN.