New 26/11/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Movements are often formally leaderless - and yet powerful Read full article
Deforestation 14/06/2020 – by Marianne Scholte A legacy of destruction Suharto era was devastating for Indonesian forests Read
Preserving forests 11/06/2020 – by Marianne Scholte Cutting the losses Deforestation in Indonesia has slowed considerably in recent years but more needs to be done to stop it entirely Read
Tuberculosis 19/03/2020 – by Roli Mahajan Never disrupt treatment To make the world TB free, funding must increase dramatically Read
Rohingya 12/03/2020 – by Mohammad Ehsanul Kabir, Palash Kamruzzaman Frozen repatriation Rohingya are afraid to return to Myanmar while tensions with host communities in Bangladesh are rising Read
Sanitation 01/03/2020 – by Ella Naliponguit, Linda Engel “A supportive environment” Progress in promoting awareness of water sanitation and hygiene in Filipino schools Read
Vehicle density 07/01/2020 – by Nicholas Hollmann Overburdened infrastructure There are far more cars on Bangkok’s streets than its infrastructure can handle Read
Human rights 31/12/2019 – by Thomas Krapf Battle cry “blasphemy” Laws against “blasphemy”, “defamation of religion” and “apostasy” are incompatible with universal human rights Read
Regional integration 17/11/2019 – by Felix Haas Borderline prosperity Flourishing border trade is offering new opportunities in Mae Sot, Thailand, and Myawaddy, Myanmar Read
Ethno-religious identities 01/10/2019 – by Anupama Ranawana-Collie, Arjuna Ranawana Tinged with racism The brother of Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka’s former president, wants to be elected head of state and is wooing a radicalised Buddhist base Read
Press freedom 02/09/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Pressure on journalists The defamation clause of Indonesia’s internet law is misused to criminalise journalists Read
Blog 18/08/2019 – by Hans Dembowski A heartfelt sermon Ed Husain’s book “The house of Islam” contains important insights, but it is not the “global history” the subtitle promises Read
