The soul of Malaysia has been under attack for decades.

This year's George Town Literary Festival is yet another feast for the soul.

The Malaysia-China art blend is a harmonious affair.

His large collection is now at the Penang State Art Gallery.

With the dialect in danger of disappearing, passionate parties step up and take charge.

Malay-Muslims in Penang make up a colourful, progressive community.

The Artist and Empire: (En)countering Colonial Legacies exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore explores the issues of post-colonialism and decolonisation.

Penang’s Waterfronts May be Its Future Identity

The waterfront mirrors Penang’s history.

All aboard! Butterworth Fringe Festival casts off with much promise.

We trace Bukit Mertajam's rise in the mid-20th century.

Nicholas Chan takes a close look at how the village of Bukit Mertajam grew into a 20th century economic hub.

As a supplement to this month’s cover story on economic indicators, we examine Penang’s aviation and maritime industries which contribute significantly toward the state’s performance in tourism and trade.

We take a look at the South China Sea situation and assess the pivotal role that we can potentially play.

Nutmegs and cloves were once worth more than their weight in gold, and so Penang got on the bandwagon.

We take a look at what's going on in South-East Asia.

How did Asean's humanitarian response and disaster relief efforts measure up to the rest of the world's?

Insights from around the region at the Regional Outlook Forum 2013.

Macalister Mansion seamlessly melds heritage with contemporary design.

Why hasn’t Penang been able to transform itself into a maritime hub?

This collection of articles by six authors makes a bold attempt to tell the complex story of the different peoples who had Islam as their common religion, and who plied the northern end of the Straits.

Once a thriving village, the clan jetties are caught in a struggle to reinvent themselves.

It is the last remaining urban village in the Northeast District. The boom in the properties market now threatens its existence.

Prof Ho Eng Seng chats with PEM about Muslim societies, nationalism and the lessons history can teach us

We explore the cultural similarities and rapport between Penang and Phuket.