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Schools of thought

Historian focused on lives of ordinary Chinese

Inspirational historian of region dies, aged 90

Records swept away on wave of indifference

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The Mekong connection in illegal log trade

Bureaucracy a hurdle too high

Indonesian migrant workers fight for fairness

Who was this man Chater?

Preacher with a chance in a billion

Muslim mindset

Junta's ties with Beijing evoke fear, but hope too

Laotians seize a rare opportunity to celebrate an ancient monarch

Burning outrage

Discord threatens Sri Lankan talks

Exiled Lao royals seek a way back in as regime signals a softening

Malaysia is threatening war in an island row

Look within for sources of terrorism

The price of war

Myanmar military must face trial over rape claims, say rights groups

More than 100 hurt in melee as police crush anti-pipeline protest

Mapping the changes

Talks join Thai, Malaysian cabinets

Royal symbolism is embraced amid communist ideology in Laos

US accuses population conference of blocking its anti-abortion views

Protests of the damned

Exposing the face of the shadowy Jemaah Islamiah

Jemaah Islamiah is real, says study

Scientists unveil a cheap treatment to cure malaria

Experts call for regional fight against malaria

Rebuilding Bali

Thai military speaks out on terror threat

In life he was 'Number One' - but his death will have zero impact

On Baghdad's streets, the people are ready for change

Show of rage more bark than bite

Exotic hobbies

Howard's view on terror likely to provoke resentment

Prized investors leaving Indonesia

Fundamentalists woo the small Cambodian Muslim community

Cambodian parties fight for monks' backing

Officer disbelieves that the plot was hatched in Thailand

China woos a coy Phnom Penh

Tears and cheers on rocky road to nationhood

India commits to free trade with Southeast Asia

Some court China, but others still prefer to deal with Taiwan

Little more than the usual talking-shop

Leaders talk a lot but baulk at action

Dams group goes to the grassroots

China, once the communist bogeyman, is now a partner

Time for consensus on tackling threat of terror

Mr Cambodia at the summit

Leaders of the anti-secular front

Mahathir's Islam balancing act

Asia in the dark on the sources of terror

Lack of leadership exposed

Thais no longer feel immune from terror

Grief silences protests over repressive decree

Bashir's terror denials leave world guessing

Chief reduced to tears as traumatised islanders count their losses

Megawati rushes to beef up her powers

Emergency rule a tough act to sell

Will Bali bombings take a toll on democracy?

United in grief, Kuta takes stock of its losses

Uncertainty and despair take up residence on the tourist strip

'We feel helpless. There is nothing we can do'

Al-Qaeda, military top list of suspects

Jakarta finally forced to accept terror threat

Neighbours clash on path to prosperity

Malaysia bars lawyer on pro-Anwar mission

Malaysia to deport to US wanted student militant

Colonial charm rides a wave as favoured destination

Air America touches down for an overt R&R operation

Think-tank backs talks to end Myanmar standoff

Thais pay high price to heal rift with Myanmar

US claims of terror plots stir up hostility

Peace talks outcome long in the making

War-torn Sri Lanka in transition

Sri Lanka talks bring peace closer

Solid foundation laid during 'warm' Sri Lankan peace talks

Peace delegates armed with the Bard's wisdom

Hosts urged to back up role with action on terror support network

Campaign against terror bolsters international support for deal

Sceptics see US plot behind 9/11 embassy closures

Washington courts Asean cynics

Visa row shines light on Taipei's diplomatic poser

US bases foster hidden Korea sex trade

Tough choices facing astute politician

UN agency denies approval of II camps

Terrorism fears fuel neighbours' extradition row

From culls to cuddles, stray-dog solution remains elusive

Terror war 'could set off regional powder keg'

Terror declaration draws new political battle lines in Asia

Window opens to city's ride through boom and bust

Testing time for district leaders

Tolerance central to nation of diversity

Activists fear press ploy to appease junta

Princesses bring harmony to China ties

Doubt cast on 'anti-terror triumph'

Repressing Islamic radicals 'may backfire'

Student informers enlisted to report on teenage vice

Military shuffle raises fear PM is appeasing Yangon

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