Malaysia

The Rolling Stones of Malaysia's opposition is here. Don't forget to catch them at a city near you.

Timothy Daniels provides a response to Clive Kessler's article noting that context is important in understanding the basis of religious violence.

A better understanding of Islam is needed suggests Clive Kessler.

Greg Lopez suggests that New Mandala readers might want to come and meet a "very dangerous" Malaysian woman.

Will the Abbot administration's approach to Malaysia be a wise one for Australia in the long run?

Moderate Malaysians should band together to save Malaysia from the extremists.

DAP member of parliament, Tony Pua provides an assessment of Malaysia, one year on since GE13.

Meredith L. Weiss suggests that political coalitions of different Malaysian groups are likely to remain a necessity

Only Allah knows why those who seek the "Truth" in Islam often have ominous ends.

Muslims do not need the ulama?

Kassim Ahmad - a genuine intellectual.

The People's Tribunal's found that that there are systemic flaws in the laws, processes and institutions entrusted to manage elections in Malaysia.

If a principled legalism has no strong roots in the sentiments of the nation’s people, on what basis can it be secure?

The impact of an impoverished legal discourse on the Federal Constitution and human rights.

Law as discourse in Malaysia -- what is it, the sources of its power and the contradictions.

What is discourse, and why is Malaysia discourse poor?

MyKuasa is a project to change voting attitudes in Malaysia, beginning with the states of Perak and Selangor. This is its first report.

Malaysia is not an Islamic state. It simply has a government that claims absolute monopoly on religious authority.

Race, religion, region, urbanisation , candidates and/or issues -- what are the best predictors of electoral outcomes in Malaysia?

Fancy a dinner with a top economist to discuss Malaysia?

The TPP is diametrically opposed to the government's economic philosophy. What are Premier Najib Razak's options?

Engage two of Sabah's most prominent politicians as they discuss Sabah and Malaysia's future

Clive Kessler explores confusion about "Constitutional Monarchy" in Malaysia

The dissonance between Abe and Najib is explained by the current status of their long dominant parties