The death of Thailand’s oldest party
If the Democrats join the pro-military government, it could spell the end for the party.
Nations have long way to go on normalization
By Shin Kawashima, University of Tokyo Professor.
In any other country, govt. would have resigned
Saman Indrajith argues that the Sri Lankan government should have resigned.
In Indonesia, a nation of voters won’t be swayed
Change no longer the rallying cry in Indonesia.
Managing Pakistan’s slowing economy
The government will find it challenging to keep Pakistan afloat.
Thais wont mobilize in protest even if junta wins elections.
Thailand's ersatz elections will not bother most Thais even if army comes back to rule.
Dialogue important after India-Pakistan crisis
As India and Pakistan wake up to the real possibilities of war, it is time
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Time for trusting Thai junta coming to an end
After four years of military rule, the military's credibility is at an all time low.
Freedom’s limits
China President Xi Jinping will have to countenance a major challenge at this week’s meeting
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