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Japan and Australia eye bilateral relations through TPP prism
As signatories to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Australia and Japan are treading familiar ground, writes STACEY STEELE. Like many other signatories to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
Australia and India tend the seeds of a growing relationship
Although there is a distance to go, relations between Australia and India have come a long way in the past decade, writes MEG GURRY. On
NLD–Army compact as new framework for Myanmar politics?
Following the overwhelming victory for the National League for Democracy and Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar’s elections, TREVOR WILSON considers what could happen next.
Myanmar’s toughest challenge lies ahead
Myanmar’s controversial race and religion laws could be a trigger for a revolt against the country’s newly elected government, warns JONATHAN BOGAIS. Speaking at his
Myanmar election outcome: a possible scenario?
Democracy leader Daw Aung Suu Kyi’s declaration that she will be ‘above the president’ should her party form government after the 8 November election leads
Ubud festival affair reflects New Order mindset
Bans or self-censorship? Jakarta conspiracy or local police action? ADRIAN VICKERS and ARIEL HERYANTO look at possible reasons for the recent ‘bans’ at the Ubud
Lessons in change for ANU amid need for Asia-Pacific College
Reports that the Australian National University is considering cutbacks in education and research on the culture, history and language of Asia and the Pacific reflect
Ubud bans put the spotlight back on Indonesia’s killing fields
Fifty years on, many Indonesians involved in the massacres of communists following an attempted coup have no regrets about their role in the killings. NICHOLAS
Missing links in Japan’s studies of Inner Mongolia Muslims
As part of its efforts to woo minority populations before and during the Second World War, Japan took a keen interest in Inner Mongolia’s Muslim
A tribute to Professor Nicholas Tapp
JEAN MICHAUD reflects on the life of a prolific intellectual standing at the forefront of his field. Nicholas Tapp, 5 November 1952 – 10 October
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