We have started to collect the most important news related to Malaysia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Malaysia's government unveils a $16bn economic stimulus plan as it seeks to stave off a deep recession.
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Police in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur fire tear gas to disperse a rally against the use of English in the country's schools.
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The Malaysian government unveils plans for a second stimulus package in a further attempt to revive its economy.
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Malaysian opposition lawmakers are barred from entering a state parliament, amid a power struggle in Perak.
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Malaysia considers criminalising suicide to stem increase
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Malaysia 'to oust foreign workers' amid slump
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A leading Malaysian opposition politician offers to quit after naked photos of her sleeping are circulated by mobile phone.
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Malaysian identical twins escape hanging for drug trafficking as a court fails to decide which brother was the criminal.
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A Malaysian opposition leader is forcibly removed from office, after apparent defections cause a power shift in Perak state.
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Where's Malaysia's Anwar going after turbulent year?
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Malaysia bans the recruitment of foreign workers to protect its citizens from unemployment during the economic downturn.
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Malaysian Muslim groups boycott US goods including Coca-Cola, but the company warns that locals people will suffer.
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A man in Malaysia is stabbed to death for refusing to stop singing and hand over the microphone at a karaoke bar, police say.
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Malaysia's deputy prime minister, Najib Razak, promises to address the grievances of minority groups when he becomes PM next year.
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A former Malaysian flight attendant who repeatedly scalded her Indonesian maid is jailed for 18 years.
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