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The Politics Of Sinophobia In Malaysia
When There Are Few Chinese And Indians Left In Malaysia
To Whom Does A Country Belong?
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Do people have a right to settle in another country? The answer to that is unfortunately No.
The Evolution Of The Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS): How It Became So Powerful
BANGKOK, Thailand-The true winner of Malaysia’s general election in November was the Malaysian Islamic Party, the Parti Islam Se-Malaysia or PAS. PAS won 49 out of the 62 seats it contested in the 222 seats in national parliament.
A Reformed UMNO?
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--A reformed Umno — and how is that even plausible? Two buddies, a Malay and non-Malay (age late 60s) retorted when I broached the subject.
The Dark Forces Changing Malaysian Society
BANGKOK, Thailand--Malaysia was once a harmonious society, where the different ethnic groups coexisted with a sense of community, and each ethnic group once openly celebrated festivals together. All the ethnic groups were free to express their cultures, and practice their religions without interference. Malaysia had a strong and stable government with a working multi-racial coalition. All of the nation’s citizens were once proud to be Malaysian.