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The Malaysia-China art blend is a harmonious affair.
He was not afraid of pluralism and multiculturalism.
Affordable and good healthcare; shelter and comfort: it’s time to address the realities of growing old in Malaysia.
Party like it’s 1899 With its Persian roots, Ghazal Party once captured hearts in Seberang Perai.
Literary translators connect cultures from different parts of the globe, and Penang's role in the history of the art is by no means insignificant
Excessive preoccupation with the hudud agenda at the expense of the greater objectives of Islam is perilous.
The hudud issue arises again – and we must address it with greater urgency.
Prof Latif Kamaluddin, poet and intellectual, has quite a few things to say about the state of Malaysian literature and its authenticity.
The world's most populous Muslim- majority country tackles the IS threat.
Founder and president of the Cordoba Foundation Dr Anas Al-Tikriti explains how yesterday’s conjured narratives have become the reality of today.
Contemporary PAS toes the line between conservatism and progressiveness.
Punk rockers gravitate to Soundmaker Studio in George Town for a healthy dose of underground music.
Islam's evolution and future – what's in store for Malaysians?
Prof Mohsen Kadivar sheds some light on the different sects of Islam, and why they should be embraced.
Ambiga Sreenevasan and Ratna Osman discuss child marriage and statutory rape.
Raja Mohamad Izan Raja Yusoff speaks on his faith and becoming an imam.
Any language needs to be inclusive and open to change, or risk being rejected.
Mahani Musa takes us back to a time when Muslim trade was at its most vibrant.
We examine the background to the rising prices and assess implications for Malaysia and Penang.
Until the 1970s, Penang had been the hub for haj pilgrimage in the region.
Can arts and sciences be more relevant to lay Penangites? The director of USM'S Muzium & Galeri Tuanku Fauziah certainly thinks so.