Malaysia

Alwyn Lau suggests that populism is effective for mobilisation but not for building meaningful relationship.

Joshua Woo outlines reasons why Malaysian Christians should accept the Quran given to them.

Alicia Izharudin argues that every public endorsement of rape in Malaysia will have a ripple effect across society

Clive Kessler reflects on the qualities of Tok Guru and how they influenced his academic work

Why the claim to represent all Malaysians by the ruling regime? Alwyn Lau offers an explanation.

Greg Lopez offers brief words as another iconic Malaysian leader, Tok Guru Nik Aziz, passes away.

Mohamed Nawab analyses the implications of the Anwar Ibrahim verdict on the key players.

New Mandala interviewed Malaysia specialist John Funston about the trial and conviction of Anwar Ibrahim

Clive Kessler's third and final article investigating the links between Islam, violence and Southeast Asia.

Clive Kessler's second of three articles exploring the history of Islam, violence and Southeast Asia

Sandeep Ray reviews a film about agitators and exiles who felt that they had a rightful say in the future direction of the nation

In response to recent developments, Clive Kessler - in three articles - explores the history and relationship of Islam, violence and Southeast Asia.

Mohd Nawab argues that Malaysia's ruling elite has shifted to the Islamic register

Sophie Lemiere argues that "gangsters" are now embedded into Malaysia's political system.

In Part 3, Sophie Lemiere analyses the organisational structure of Pekida.

In Part 2, Sophie Lemiere traces the history of Pekida.

Sophie Lemiere explores the nexus between UMNO and gangsterism in this four part article.

Alwyn Lau argues that fundamentalism and multi-culturalism may be one and the same phenomenon.

Aslam Abd Jalil argues that everyone is a politician and that our political stand is what we believe things should be

Praba Ganesan says he is a willing volunteer to support an abstract convolution called Malaysia

If given the chance, the stateless children of Sabah, who only know Sabah as their home, can make a positive contribution to Sabah.

Australia and Malaysia getting to know each other better.

As Anwar Ibrahim's fate hangs in the balance, Malaysia's democratic chances are slipping further away, writes James Giggacher.

Nurhisham Hussein argues that unless significant economic reforms are undertaken, managing public finance in Malaysia will be tough