The ongoing controversy surrounding Facebook’s use of our data raises questions that run deeper than just regulation, Jose Marichal writes.

Australian attitudes to giving aid show a complex interplay between generosity and self-interest, writes Terence Wood.

While the Rohingya crisis has battered Aung San Suu Kyi’s reputation, Myanmar’s military is deftly retaining its primacy in the country’s politics, Monish Tourangbam and Pawan Amin write.

India and Nepal may be looking to build a relationship of equality, trust and mutual benefit, but China is an x-factor in a rapidly-changing region, Udayan Das writes.

The world’s overconsumption of plastic is threatening more than just marine life, Sachini Muller writes.

Myanmar is unlikely to be able to find a solution to its Rohingya problem without international help, Trevor Wilson writes.