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Thailand's 'Days of our Strife'
It has all the ingredients of a daytime soap. But Thailand’s political drama isn't fiction and makes for troubling viewing.
Thailand’s election means the battle continues
This weekend’s election has left Thailand facing the prospect of ongoing instability and disruption.
Flying a fresh flag
According to military historian JOHN BLAXLAND, Australia's national flag is outdated. He looks at the history of a symbol that has seen its day.
Polls and protests: Thailand’s political problems set to continue
Thailand’s political turmoil is set to continue, despite the country going to the polls yesterday, says a leading ANU expert.
Ballots over bullets
Will Thailand's opposition forces accept Sunday's election outcome?
Number one with a bullet
Strategic and Defence Studies Centre named best university-based think tank in Australia.
Thai election will still go ahead: expert
Upheaval on the streets of Bangkok is unlikely to stop Thailand's general elections.
Mind your language
Up to 30 early career researchers from Pacific Island nations converge on ANU, for this year’s Pacific Research Colloquium.
Australia’s die-hard diplomacy
Australian politicians have had foreign policy ‘greatness’ thrust upon them but aren’t flying the flag of success, writes SUSAN HARRIS-RIMMER.
Holding court
Ex-NBA star Dennis Rodman’s visit to North Korea highlights the West's failure to meaningfully engage with the Hermit Kingdom.
