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Lion at the door
GREG FEALY looks at the possible decline of Islamic parties in Indonesia’s legislative elections.
The price of popularity
Get the hospital beds ready! By Wednesday evening Indonesia will be awash with bankrupt and depressed ex-candidates, writes EVE WARBUTON.
Indonesia votes
Our experts canvass the key issues and likely outcomes of the first of Indonesia's two national elections.
India votes
What's at stake in the largest vote in history - India's month-long elections.
Abbott in Asia
What the experts have to say about Australian Prime Minister's trip to China, Japan and South Korea.
Playing with fire
South Korean response to North Korea artillery fire justified, ANU international security experts say.
The party man
The challenges of being a party man are rubbing against Indonesian presidential candidate Jokowi's image as a ‘man of the people’.
Myanmar up for the count
First census in 30 years poses challenges in a deeply divided society.
Great powers could come to blows over disputed islands
Japan may prove the stumbling block to China’s ‘new great power relations’ with the US.
The decline of the Demokrats
Only a coup can save President SBY's Democrat Party from a wipe-out at Indonesia’s legislative elections.
