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analysis Now that Pak Lah has abandoned his 'elegant silence', will it encourage Mahathir to pose more and tougher questions publicly.

analysis Is Mahathir's new media strategy working? Or is his successor planning a devastating counter-attack? These are interesting times.

As PAS finalises its first Chinese-language organ, a veteran Malay journalist sees opportunities for improved communication.

A top economic professor from China tells his audience in KL how the communist state's economy had increased 12 folds, making it the fourth largest in the world.

Faces of Courage, published by the Singapore-based Media Masters, has been held up for more than two months.

Gerakan Kiri Melayu Dalam Perjuangan Kemerdekaan debunked the 'Communists = Chinese' propaganda myth as well as 'only-Chinese-fought-Japanese' calumny.

In his latest memoirs, veteran journalist and political prisoner Said Zahari challenges the official reasons for the island-city's two round of mass arrests in 1963 and 1987.

This was what he had earlier said: "The issue of religious conversion needed to be spelt out clearly in the constitution and other laws to prevent confusion among Malaysians". Why the embarrassing flip-flop?

Malaysiakini talks to UKM's Prof Lee Poh Ping on the East Asian community, its beliefs, obstacles and what lies ahead for the grouping of 10 vastly dissimilar countries.

Bekas ketua pengarang Utusan Melayu, Said Zahari adalah antara mereka yang paling lama ditahan oleh kerajaan Lee Kuan Yew. Bahagian kedua memoirnya dijangka terbit hujung bulan ini.

Former Utusan Melayu editor-in-chief Said Zahari, who spent 17 years under ISA, is preparing to release the second part of his memoirs.

Besides detailing her clandestine activities in Papan and torture in Ipoh, Sybil Kathigasu also outlined the socio-cultural landscape and wartime atmosphere in the Ipoh-centered Kinta Valley during the 1940s.

After the end of the Cold War, Asean appears to have lost its coherence, purpose and direction. This has led many to brand it as nothing more than a 'talkshop' for the elites.

Commentator Kim Quek shares his reasons for supporting former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim, and paints a bleak picture of the country's future.

In their memoirs, two communist leaders give their account of the much-debated struggle for Malayan independence.

Patrick Keith, penulis buku kontroversial mengenai sejarah pemisahan Singapura daripada Malaysia pada tahun 1965 Ousted! meninggal dunia Isnin lalu.

Patrick Keith, author of a controversial historical account of the 1965 Malaysia-Singapore separation, Ousted! , passed away on Monday.

Abdullah CD and Rashid Maidin narrate about their childhood and families as well as the trials and tribulations they faced after joining the Communist Party of Malaya.

A controversial book on the separation of Malaysia and Singapore has been given the green light by the Internal Security Ministry.

Given that foreign troops having been stationed in Malaya/Malaysia up to 1984 under a defence agreement, did the nation really achieve 'independence' on Aug 31, 1957?

Ex-journalist and propagandist Patrick Keith's new book is based on his private records of how three prominent leaders assessed one another during a tumultuous period in Malayan history.

Where did challenger Kerk Choo Ting win or lose in taking on incumbent Dr Lim Keng Yaik for the Gerakan presidency?

Several Chinese educationists from the influential Dong Jiao Zong movement have broken the tradition of supporting the underdog and severed ties with the Gerakan presidential challenger. But why?

Across the Causeway, the book on the Malaysia-Singapore split has been on sale for several days. But over here, the authorities are still pouring through its pages.