If the next redelineation exercise does not address malapportionment, it may be the end of reconciliation efforts
If the next redelineation exercise does not address malapportionment, it may be the end of reconciliation efforts
The condemnation of UMNO is increasingly becoming mainstream. Does this signal a change of what the international community thinks of UMNO?
Ian Hollingworth recently interviewed a Palestinian refugee to shed more light on a tragic situation
Hate speech is unacceptable and should not be part of free speech, and should be restricted in Malaysia, argues Dr. Mohd Azizuddin.
As the crowds gather once again, New Mandala co-founder Nicholas Farrelly considers the election of 23 December 2007
Max Beauchamp analyses ongoing conflict between Buddhists and Muslims in western Myanmar
Linda A. Lumayag says protecting migrant workers remains a significant challenge for ASEAN member states
Apivat Hanvongse suggests that different mental frameworks are intermingled and mixed, oftentimes within the same conversation
Kalman A. Robertson and Olivia Cable argue that Myanmar should allow provisional access for inspectors to sites of potential nuclear activity
Joe Whitman argues that King Bhumibol’s reign may end up being better remembered for its troubled succession than its many achievements
Carlos Fern├бndez Torné argues that any amnesty in Thailand should exclude those who have committed gross violations of human rights