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Malaysia edges toward change?
With Malaysia built on 55 years of ethnic politics and rural populism, change is not guaranteed in this Sunday’s general elections, writes Edward Aspinall.
Time to harden Australia’s middle power muscle
Australia needs to bolster its military muscle with defence diplomacy and embrace its middle power status in the region, writes JOHN BLAXLAND.
Making waves
Border protection and important trade links with Asia mean that Australia needs a new maritime approach to defence, writes Andrew Carr.
Neighbourhood watch
With China and the US playing great power politics in the South Pacific, Australia needs to keep its eyes firmly on the region, writes JOANNE WALLIS.
Factory won't fracture North and South Korea
Korea's Kaesong industrial complex is not necessarily set to become a thing of the past, says expert.
The ties that don't bind
The idea that economic ties in our region will ensure peace should not be taken for granted, writes AMY KING.
Afghanistan story will remain untold
There's a lack of stories and information emerging from Australia's war in Afghanistan, says expert.
Anzac legend made in Gallipoli, forged in Darwin
Military historian says Darwin bombing in 1942 is as significant as Gallipoli.
No genuine sense of grief over Anzac
One of Australia’s foremost military historians says that Australians no longer feel authentic grief over Gallipoli.
Mobilising politics in PNG
Mobile phones and the Internet are putting power back in the hands of PNG’s people and placing politics on speed dial, writes BELINDA CRANSTON.
