Asia Sentinel-Digging up Malaysia�s Racial Past

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Malaysia's opposition reborn

Malaysia is now at a crossroads. For five decades, its democracy has not been premised on a daily test of ideas — whether between political parties or through grassroots engagement — that is then confirmed at the ballot box.

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Defections could sink Malaysia govt: Anwar

By Mark Bendeich KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Lawmakers from Malaysia's ruling coalition are willing to defect to the opposition, threatening to drag down the government, de facto opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said in an interview on Wednesday. Anwar...

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Malaysia PM denies claims of party crisis - The China Post

Malaysia's prime minister dismissed opposition claims that ruling party members want to defect after an election debacle, but his new Cabinet lineup exposed simmering discontent in the government.

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Top aide of Malaysian prime minister quits after disastrous election results - The China Post

A top aide to Malaysia's prime minister resigned from his political posts Wednesday after he and many other old-guard politicians were purged from the Cabinet in the wake of disastrous election results for the ruling coalition.

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Asia News - Malaysia :The China Post

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Newsvine - Malaysian Buddhists Lose Conversion Case

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CHRONOLOGY - Malaysia, fifty years of independence

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Malaysia opposition says MPs ready to defect

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian ruling party MPs are willing to defect to the opposition in sufficient numbers to trigger a change of government, de facto opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said on Wednesday. ''You cannot rule out that possibility,''...

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Malaysian state reviews ethnic policy

By John Burton in Kuala Lumpur Published: March 11 2008 17:02 | Last updated: March 12 2008 02:00

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Malaysian 12th General Elections: Reforms

Malaysia's ruling coalition, the Barisan National (National Front (BN)) lost substantial ground in elections held on Sunday, March 8, winning only 140 seats in comparison to 198 in the 2004 elections.

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Wine Against Beer

Drinking wine damages the brain more than beer or spirits, scientists claim. They say it particularly affects the hippocampus, the part of the brain associated with memory and spatial awareness, and one of the first areas to be affected by Alzheimer's disease.

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Men who sleeps less, risk obesity and diabetics

MEN who sleep fewer than five hours a night run greater risks of becoming obese and of having high levels of blood sugar that could lead to diabetes, a new study shows. Lack of sleep triggers a hormone in the blood which stimulates the appetite, a Japanese study has found.

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Dissenters Calls for Malaysia PM to Quit

Some Malaysian ruling party members are mounting an Internet campaign demanding the prime minister's resignation after massive losses in national elections over the weekend.

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Malaysia's democratic opening

As the results of Malaysia's general election poured in on the evening of 8 March 2008, it became clear that the country's voters had delivered an unprecedented blow to the ruling Barisan Nasional (National Front / BN) led by prime minister Abdullah Badawi.

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''It could be the last of me'', Malaysia PM says

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