IDENTITY POLITICS COMES TO THE FORE IN MALAYSIA
MALAYSIA’S 14th General Election next month will attest to the …
FORCE OF LAW OR LAW OF FORCE? THE BALL IS IN CHINA’S COURT
The Permanent Court of Arbitration’s ruling on the South China Sea …
CHINA SHOULDN’T SEE JAKARTA’S FRIENDSHIP AS SIGN OF WEAKNESS
IN a dramatic gesture intended to refocus China’s attention on its …
PEACE TALKS HOLD KEY TO DUTERTE’S NEW PHILIPPINES
An existential challenge facing the incoming Rodrigo Duterte …
DISCONNECT OVER S’PORE SAYS AS MUCH ABOUT THE WEST AND THE REST OF THE WORLD
The British newspaper, The Guardian, recently ran an article on …
JAKARTA ATTACK A SIGN OF THINGS TO COME
The terrorist attack in Jakarta last week achieved little but …
JAKARTA HOLDS KEY TO KEEPING S-E ASIA SAFE IN WAR ON TERROR
As the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) destabilises the Middle …
INDONESIA’S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: AN EPIC VICTORY
Jokowi’s Win Marks Democracy’s Progress over the …
THE NEW FACE OF INDONESIAN DEMOCRACY
INDONESIA’S democratic consolidation took a step forward with the …
THE POLITICS OF INTEGRITY, NOT OF EMPTY PROMISES
Prime Minister Lee’s National Day Rally speech last Sunday marked a …