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Extremism in the name of Islam and Malaysian Muslims

Is UMNO fueling violent tendencies among Malaysian Muslims?

Kareoke and opportunity?

It is time balance be put back into the issue of prostitution by focusing on the deprivation of entrepreneurial opportunity, rather than the issues of human trafficking and sex tourism.

They cannot rest in peace

Saw Yan Naing describes the personal tragedies of Burma in 1988 and the restless souls of a lost generation

Ties that bind: Sarawak and Adelaide

A practical case of Australia in the Asian Century. How will the University of Adelaide manage this conundrum?

Border Patrol Police as humanitarians

Des Ball and Olivia Cable explore the response of Thailand's Border Patrol Police to recent floods in Mae Sot

Up-market food stalls

Murray Hunter explores the delights of road-side pizza in Bangkok.

When Lee Kuan Yew dies…

What happens to Singapore when Lee Kuan Yew dies?

Hormones: Temporary chemistry of rebellion

Pasoot Lasuka reviews a controversial television series about Thai teens and finds it less radical than others believe

Realistic Utopia and a reply to Angry Grey Man

The role of Jurist Malaya Initiative is to open the space for truly public intellectual work.

Opposing authoritarianism in Malaysia

Meet one of Malaysia's most prominent social activist at the Australian National University.

18th MASSA Symposium

The 18th Malaysia and Singapore Society of Australia symposium discussing GE13 and more will be held at the University of Sydney in Dec 2013.

East Malaysia: primus inter pares

Has the leadership of Sabah and Sarawak failed its people?