King Gyanendra’s capitulation on 24 April 2006 in the face of a mass movement marked a victory for democracy in Nepal and, with a ceasefire between the new government and the Maoists now in place, the start of a serious peace process.
The Indonesian police are closing in on Noordin Mohammed Top, South East Asia’s most wanted terrorist.
The legacy of “losing” Timor-Leste (East Timor) continues to haunt Indonesia, affecting attitudes toward Aceh and Papua, heightening suspicions about foreign intervention, complicating relations with Australia and perpetuating fears for territorial integrity.
As the Congo approaches its first free elections in 40 years, the stability of the country remains at risk, for three main reasons.
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