Malaysia
Politics in Malaysia: Najib at bay
Good intentions are not enough for a leader at odds with his party(3)
Malaysia’s central bank: Serene but surprising
Malaysia’s central-bank governor knows her own mind(0)
State capitalism’s global reach: New masters of the universe
How state enterprise is spreading(9)
Malaysian politics: The end of Sodomy 2.0
The acquittal of the opposition leader spices up the next election(31)
Malaysia: The end of Sodomy 2.0
A surprising acquittal for the opposition leader(80)
Municipal Wi-Fi: Let them browse while they eat cake
Malaysia's capital mandates free Wi-Fi for all restaurant-goers(7)
South-East Asia's quiet revolutions: SEA changes
A transformative year for one of the most conservative regions of the world, with no currency crisis and with very little bloodshed to show for it(18)
Forty years on, a cold-war security pact rooted in the colonial past survives(14)
Globalisation: Extreme shipping
At sea with Europe’s Christmas presents(158)
Australian politics: Withered of Oz
Despite some successes, Julia Gillard’s popularity has shrunk dramatically(46)
Australia's asylum-seeker debate: Snatching defeat from victory
The government's effort at compromise turns sour(57)
Indonesia's banking system: A shaky time to shake things up
An ill-advised Indonesian banking rule is especially unwelcome amid broader financial market turmoil(1)
Political reforms in Malaysia: In with the unknown
Harsh security laws are scrapped. Bold reform, or just an electoral ploy?(8)
Malaysian reforms: Najib the bold
A welcome dose of reform in Malaysia(32)
Vegetable oil: What’s cooking?
Edible oils are filling fuel tanks as well as bellies(15)
Banyan: The haze and the malaise
Ethnic politics makes Malaysia’s transition to a contested democracy fraught and ugly(33)
Australia’s boat people: The wrong solution
The government hits a legal roadblock(22)
Faced with the menace of the internet, Asia’s censors are not yet giving up the ghost(49)
Malaysia’s Penang state: Getting back its mojo
After a slump, an early engine of globalisation is thriving again(19)
Australia's asylum-seekers: Offshoring the boat people
The Labor government makes a deal with Malaysia that looks suspiciously like a familiar solution(11)
Political affray in Malaysia: Taken to the cleaners
An overzealous government response to an opposition rally(44)
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