Andrew Selth

There are no obvious signs refugees in squalid camps will turn to international violence – but it would only take a few.

Four schools of thought seek to explain the general's objectives in Rakhine State.

If there is another armed conflict on the Korean peninsula, it's unlikely an Australian government would feel bound by historical precedent or outdated legal instruments.

Myanmar's first year of (disciplined) democracy should not be written off. For all its faults, Suu Kyi's NLD government has made modest progress in some areas.