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Global News Blog Malaysia prepares for its closest election in 50 years (+video)

Economic growth and strict rule have kept the same government in power in Malaysia for more than 50 years, but calls for greater accountability are getting louder.

Singapore urges Obama to take stronger stand in Asia

Thailand, insurgents sign first ever agreement to start peace talks

Why Bangkok struggles to bring peace to Thailand's 'Deep South'

Global News Blog Is historical claim behind the mystery group of (armed?) Filipinos in Borneo?

K-pop sensation Psy dances into Malaysia's political drama, Gangnam style (+video)

Chapter & Verse Booker Prize nominee Tan Twan Eng talks about his novel 'The Garden of Evening Mists'

Bufori cars: What makes the Malaysian luxury auto so special?

High hopes for Philippines peace deal with Muslim rebels

Peace seems close for Philippines and rebel Muslims

Protests sweep Islamic world, fueled by domestic politics, anti-US anger

South China Sea meeting ends in stalemate

Backchannels In Malaysia, a May Day pay raise, but no victory for democratic reformers

Why a Saudi blogger faces a possible death sentence for three tweets

Global News Blog Malaysia may repatriate Saudi who faces death penalty for tweets

Sanctions on Iran: Iranians face shortages of rice, corn, and cooking oil

Interview: Former US spy chief sees shift toward Asia

After sodomy acquittal, Malaysia's Anwar pressing for power

Oil futures rise to near $95

Rome riots (video): Global 'Day of Rage' peaceful, except in Rome

Witness to a decade that redefined Southeast Asia

Australia refugee swap with Malaysia faces key test

After mass arrests, authorities shrug off rare Malaysia protests

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