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This Chinese New Year, let's celebrate the virtues that bind us all together, the spirit of resilience, determination and adaptability in turning challenges into opportunities and seeing the positive

A special unit has been set up to monitor postings on the Internet that can cause disunity and racial tension among the people, said Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein.

From housing to jobs, education to citizenry, bigotry in Malaysia is a simmering cauldron.

A Malaysian court today sentenced a Muslim man to one week's jail and 11 others were fined after they severed a cow's head and paraded it while protesting the relocation of a Hindu temple.

The Parti Islam SeMalaysia, an Islamist political party in Malaysia, has said that non-Muslims can also stand as its candidates in national elections in the future.

“You will never see a shuttler of Indian origin donning Malaysian colours,” said Raj Veeran, a Malaysian-turned-Australian, in a firm voice.

From time to time, the issues of independent Chinese school education and Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) will trigger heated debates.

Thousands of Sikhs were joined by tourists at the annual Vasakhi Fest held in Malaysia's Penang state to mark Vaisakhi, the harvesting festival.

Reversals. "The Amazing Race" is all about reversals. Those who are in last shall be first, and those who are in first... well, we'll get there, won't we?

The media is not giving enough coverage on positive news about unity and religions in the country, said Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon.

Malaysian Indian hawker Philip Choong Kim Hoong has a Chinese name that is getting him nowhere as officials insist that information on his birth certificate is false.

If you’re in Melbourne on February 24, Mia Northrop would like you to eat at a local Indian restaurant—and many Australians have pledged to do so.

WHEN I see what other countries around us are doing, what their best and brightest are striving for, and then look at this nation’s agenda and attention, a cold chill runs down my spine.

I AM one of those Malaysians who plan to emigrate. Contrary to common perception, it’s not that I do not love Malaysia.

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