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Indian democracy under threat as inequity fuels religious tensions
India’s growing Muslim population is missing out on the benefits of the country’s spectacular economic growth By 2050 India will acquire a new global status
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Asian pop: China’s new power confrontation
China’s heavy-handed approach towards a young flag-waving Taiwanese pop star may have influenced the recent Taiwan election result The recent Taiwanese election resulted in a
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National approach urged to develop Asia-related collection
Asian studies research in Australia is being hampered by loss of library expertise and poor access to resources Asian Studies is a burgeoning topic in
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A model for a scholarly life
Obituary John David Legge AO (1921–2016) Emeritus Professor John Legge died on 4 February after a long life and a distinguished career as a scholar,
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Finding the grains of truth in Thailand’s spoiled-rice scandal
Thailand’s simmering politics could be about to become even hotter as former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra faces her accusers over a scheme to provide cheap
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New chance to end Mindanao’s religious divisions
The Philippine government has an opportunity to rethink its approach before general elections in May to ending long-standing divisions on the southern island of Mindanao
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Phnom Penh’s waste pickers battle for their way of life
Waste picking in more than a survival strategy for the poor of Cambodia’s capital The management of solid waste management in Cambodia’s rapidly urbanising capital,
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Thailand’s military regime continues to tighten its grip
A return to democracy in Thailand is the hands of the masses It was on a normal workday on Tuesday 2 February at around 11
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China’s new cultural revolution
From sex toys to growing acceptance of gays, China’s sexual culture is becoming more liberal and diverse The rapidly changing sexual culture of the People’s
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Beyond ‘four dishes and one soup’: China’s hidden economic epidemic
Rising concerns about the blow-out in government expenses in China echo the causes behind the collapse of the North Song Dynasty more than 1000 years
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