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A truck carrying Bangladeshi and Rohingya migrants arrives at a temporary detention centre in Langkawi, Malaysia, 13 May 2015. Despite the risks, Rohingya people continue to leave Myanmar in large numbers, fleeing anti-Muslim violence and discrimination in the predominantly Buddhist country. The UN's refugee body said that between January and March this year, almost 25,000 Rohingya and Bangladeshis boarded smugglers' boats; double the number from the same period last year. More than 8,000 migrants were adrift off the coasts of Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said 12 May 2015, posing a potential humanitarian crisis.

Rohingya refugees arrive in thousands!

editor - May 13, 2015

“Najib should explain his role in 1MDB-Tabung Haji Fiasco” – Lim...

editor - May 11, 2015

“MIC crisis is due to inefficiency of current leadership – not...

editor - May 10, 2015

“Samy Vellu should not interfere in MIC – should resign as...

editor - May 10, 2015

Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge pose with their newborn daughter outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, west London, Britain, 02 May 2015. The baby girl is the royal couple?s second child and fourth in line to the British throne.

Duchess of Cambridge poses with new born princess

editor - May 4, 2015

Permatang Pauh by election feature

Permatang Pauh: MIC overcomes internal strife – makes inroads by injecting...

editor - May 3, 2015

Thai rescue workers carry a recovered body of a suspected ethnic Rohingya refugee after a mass grave had been discovered at an abandoned jungle camp in the Sadao district, Songkhla province, southern Thailand, 02 May 2015. Authorities discovered a mass grave containing at least 30 bodies at a human trafficking camp in southern Thailand. The graves were at a site belonging to human traffickers, who were suspected of moving more than 300 Rohingyas from Myanmar or Bangladesh across the border to Malaysia, police officials said.

Mass grave of Rohingyas with 30 bodies in Southern Thailand

editor - May 3, 2015

Six suspected Islamic State (IS or ISIS) militants (C), including two Air Force personnel, are escorted by Malaysian Police officers outside the Sessions Court in Alor Star, Kedah, Malaysia, 30 April 2015. Six suspected Islamic State militants, including two Air Force personnel, were charged on 30 April in Malaysia, police said. They face up to 30 years imprisonment if convicted of promoting acts of terrorism. The suspects, who appeared before the Sessions Court of Alor Setar in the northern state of Kedah, were among 17 arrested this month in several raids throughout Malaysia. They allegedly plotted bomb attacks on key government installations in Kuala Lumpur and in nearby states to punish Malaysia for being a secular non-Islamic state. Last week police arrested another 12 suspected militants also allegedly plotting bomb attacks in the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. Police said at least 63 Malaysian citizens have gone to Syria and Iraq to fight alongside Islamic State militants.

6 charged in Alor Star court for ISIS activities

editor - May 1, 2015

Maria Kristine Sergio Indonesia

Maria Kristine Sergio surrenders

editor - April 30, 2015

Palanivel Subra Combo

MIC: A group of “Tan Sri” leaders trying to forge truce...

editor - April 24, 2015

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