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Malaysia
Malaysia's China Problem
Malaysia is losing out to neighbour Singapore in taking advantage of economic opportunities China offers.
Malaysia Gets Tough on WMD
The seizure of contents from two container ships suggests Kuala Lumpur is getting tougher on WMD—and Iran.
A Borneo Tea Party
A tea party deep in Borneo offers a temporary alternative to forming a political party for three Malaysian states.
Internet Freedom Under Threat
Internet freedom is coming under increasing threat in Southeast Asia from overbearing governments.
Malaysia's Cheap Labour Crisis
Malaysia is facing a labour shortage. Will plans to relax a freeze on foreign service sector workers help?
The New Sultan of Sulu
Locals in East Malaysia aren’t amused by a businessman’s decision to proclaim himself the new Sultan of Sulu.
Malaysian Pie in the Sky?
Will a new Malaysian development project aimed at cashing in on proximity to Singapore end up a waste of money?
No Christmas For Muslims?
Official guidelines for Malaysia’s Muslims celebrating non-Islamic events won’t help with national harmony.
Second-Class Citizens?
Faced with a shortage of domestic help, Malaysia has been turning to Cambodia to find workers. Many, though, aren’t receiving what’s promised.
Politically, It’s Just Bad Luck
A record number of by-elections in Malaysia is down largely to the disturbing number of deaths among politicians.
Taming Piracy's Wild West
Merchant crews travelling in the waters off Somalia should consider arming themselves in the name of self-help.
Malaysia’s Animal Act Applauded
Malaysia passes a new wildlife protection act and comes down hard on notorious smuggler Anson Wong.