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The Hopeful Future of the Malay Novel
“Orang Melayu kempunan kasih sayang” (Malay people lack love), that both high culture and popular Malay romance novels are so popular.


Borneoans in Penang
Migrants from Borneo – home to over 60 proud ethnic groups – make an exciting mark on Penang.


A New Lease of Life for Rumah Kampung
What’s more authentic in the Malaysian landscape than a traditional Malay house?


Mekong Review: Southeast Asia’s New Narratives in Old Media
“As an editor, I love print because it's a medium that I understand and can relate to. Creating a print magazine comes naturally to me. It's


A History of the Malay Left: Part Two
The Japanese Occupation of Malaya and Singapore allowed the Malay left to thrive, if only for a brief moment.


A History of the Malay Left: Part One
Many Malays opposed to colonialism in the pre-War period were considered communists by the British.


Empowerment Through the Graphic Arts
After the 9 May election, but Fahmi's motivations remain the same: "to use graphic arts as a weapon to fight against injustice".


Millennials Moving into Politics – in Malaysia and in Indonesia
Both these countries appear today to be moving towards maturing their democracy, and post-GE14 Malaysia has been branded by commentators as


Young Malaysians Hold Keys to Election Success
Old guard's grip on power faces an emerging challenge
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