Politics in Nepal have been gridlocked between Maoists and centrists since 2008. Fresh setbacks to appointment of an interim prime minister (http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/20/world/asia/nepal-agreement-may-break-deadlock-over-leadership.html?_r=0) does not augur well for political stability in the near future.
Peace process in Philippines unlikely to yield quick security gains
Hopes have recently increased for a peace process in MIndanao (http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/feb/13/philippines-peace-deal-islamist-rebels). However, the process is powered by a politician seeking a capstone to his career, which is insufficient to satisfy the broad spectrum of insurgents who will continue to have criminal incentives post-agreement. The peace process is unlikely to yield any great security gains in the next year.
Move to ban Islamic party in Bangladesh could lead to increased unrest
The Bangladesh Parliament recently took a step moving the country closer to banning the main Islamic political party, Jamaat-e-Islami (Business Spectator). If successful, this move could increase unrest and terrorism in the country, with potential negative spillover effects in India.