We have started to collect the most important news related to Malaysia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The world's largest fruit bat faces extinction unless the Malaysian government curbs hunting, conservationists say.
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A Malaysian judge orders a review of the caning sentence given to a Muslim woman caught drinking alcohol.
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The UK rejects an appeal to investigate a 1948 massacre of villagers in Malaya - now part of Malaysia - the BBC learns.
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Islamic officials in Malaysia unexpectedly delay until after Ramadan the caning of a woman for drinking beer.
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Thousands of people demonstrate in the Malaysian capital against a controversial law allowing detention without trial.
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Malaysia questions special treatment for ethnic Malays
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A Malaysian prince accuses his teenage Indonesian bride of defaming him, after she runs away alleging ill-treatment.
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A ruling coalition member quits to join the opposition, as efforts to form a new party for Malaysian Indians get under way.
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Malaysian police say they will release nine Christians mistakenly accused to trying to convert Muslim students.
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The trial of Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim on sodomy charges is delayed as his main defence lawyer falls ill.
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Indonesia says it will temporarily stop sending domestic workers to Malaysia, in a long-running row over work conditions.
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A Singaporean terror suspect captured last month will not be extradited for at least two years, Malaysian officials say.
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Malaysian PM Najib Razak outlines plans to dismantle the decades-old affirmative action programme for ethnic Malays.
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Malaysia's high court says the ruling coalition's takeover of a state government was illegal and hands power back to the opposition.
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A top terrorism suspect is arrested in Malaysia more than a year after his escape from prison in Singapore, authorities say.
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Dozens are arrested in the Malaysian state of Perak, at protests against a government takeover of the state.
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Hundreds of dogs abandoned by Malaysian villagers on uninhabited islands eat one another after weeks of starvation.
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The UK government is to review evidence about a 1948 massacre of unarmed Malaysian villagers by British troops, the BBC learns.
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Malaysia bans the religious conversion of children without both parents' consent, in a major step to ease ethnic tensions.
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Malaysian blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin has gone into hiding, or "self-exile", after failing to appear in court.
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Two policemen convicted of murdering a Mongolian woman in Malaysia in 2006 are sentenced to death.
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Malaysia's ruling Umno party, led by new Prime Minister Najib Razak, loses two out of three by-elections across the country.
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Malaysia's new Prime Minister Najib Razak faces a mixed result, after voters cast their ballots in three local by-elections.
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