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To see my country turn into a developed nation with equal opportunities for all Malaysians especially in education, civil service job opportunities, business and industrial sectors.

These economic reforms will require the government to confront entrenched special interests as well as the broader social and political status quo.

That reason will prevail and emotionalism (sectarianism, racism, intolerance) will be removed from politics, and from ALL parties.

New Mandala co-founder and Myanmar Update co-convenor Nicholas Farrelly provides a quick overview of how to follow proceedings.

My hope is for the country to be governed by trustworthy, principled and hard working leaders.

The future security of Sabah depends on how the governments of Malaysia and the Philippines deal with the aftermath of the Sabah incursion.

The 2013 Myanmar/Burma Update Conference is just around the corner. This post has all the key details.

A new dawn in ecological politics in Malaysia as green activism makes a comeback and gains significant ground.

This micro-post uses an image from the Sittwe fish market to illustrate some of the town's food security concerns.

Nicholas Farrelly observes that while construction fever has taken hold, complaints about Yangon hotels must be at an all time high.

Join members of the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific to mark the anniversary of Somchai Neelaphaijit’s disappearance through a discussion of forced disappearance in Southeast Asia.

In another micro-post, Nicholas Farrelly briefly considers the Myanmar bus network and its peculiar charms.