From DATUK PROF DR FAIZ ABDULLAH, Chairman Institute of Strategic & International Studies (Isis) Malaysia.
THE history of the Malay Sultanate can be traced back to the ancient kingdom of Langkasuka and the Melaka Sultanate.
PETALING JAYA: It will be a long and arduous process to bring back Malaysia’s historical items, but the focus will be on the long list of manuscripts that are currently abroad, says National Unity Minister.
KUALA LUMPUR: A 383-year-old Malay manuscript, with the title Kejadian Langit dan Bumi, is among the attractions at the National Library of Malaysia.
An ancient history exhibition in Muzium Negara resurrects 12 ancient kingdoms that once ruled the region.
A quick road trip up north to learn about the ancient histories of Perlis and Kedah.
Singapore researcher Khir Johari's book 'The Food of Singapore Malays' offers eye-opening insight into the history, anthropology, botany, mythology and future of Malay food.
Keeping the government to account until the next election must be inculcated and practised with vigilance, to ensure a healthy civic life in our country.
A poetic and speculative video essay tracks Hang Tuah's trail and legacy through the ages
The evolution of home designs in Malaysia reflects the intricate interplay between history, culture and urban development. Understanding how Malaysians came to live in the houses they do today involves looking back at the various influences that have shaped the country’s architecture.
'Bentala Naga' is a Nusantara fantasy adapted from the mak yong dance form
Traditional arts-inspired 'Hauntu' experience is set up as a fusion of immersive theatre and haunted attraction
After a turbulent period, Sri Lanka is looking forward to political stability and economic growth.
COMMUNITIES in Kota Tinggi are urged to actively participate in Tourism Johor initiatives such as the Visit Johor 2026 (VJY2026) campaign, to invigorate the local economy.
The ‘unity’ asserted by our motto was a homage to federalism. Today, it also applies to unity across diverse communities in Malaysia. It is ironic then that our coat of arms has become a lightning rod of division.
LATE last year, we ran a story concerning the 'lost city' of Lembah Bujang and we received a fair amount of comments disputing it being the oldest and largest “lost city” in the country.
This light novel series tells the adventures of seven young warriors on the island of Nafiri