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Thailand's stark choice
As Thai opposition leader Suthep Thaugsuban calls protestors to arms, the country is heading for civil conflict, writes Andrew Walker.
Agent of redundancy
As Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe flexes the nation's military muscle he's fanning the flames of regional tension, writes Rikki Kersten.
Finding voice in the face of change
Jacqueline Menager outlines why Burma's youth may not be ready for momentous change.
The lady is still waiting
Aung San Suu Kyi might be the 21st century’s first democratic success but the reality of Myanmar’s politics means the path to power may not be the end to hardship, writes Nicholas Farrelly.
Peace and prosperity
After decades of struggle and occupation, and the recent threat of internal division, Timor-Leste farewells conflict and welcomes development.
War story paints a different Anzac tale
A new book by ANU military historian says it's time to revisit the Anzac legend.
In Timor, a new house does not make a home
A failed national housing project demonstrates the difficulties of development in Timor-Leste.
Burma's next president?
Myanmar freedom fighter could become president, says former diplomat and ANU expert.
Myanmar's academic ambitions
Education has the power to reinvigorate Burmese society, writes Pyone Myat Thu.
Young nation to age gracefully?
The 21st century’s first new nation, Timor-Leste, may have found peace and stability, but prosperity is not guaranteed.
