:: Pak Lah gives the 'forgotten' hope
Today's Jose Raymond tracks Malaysian PM Abdullah as he visits the sleepy town of Kubang in Kedah. >>>

:: The pursuit of the non-Malay vote in Malaysia's general election
The struggle between Malaysia's ruling Barisan Nasional, or BN, coalition and the Islamic conservatives, Parti Islam SeMalaysia, or PAS, for the Malay votes in the election this weekend has received much publicity. RSI's Yvonne Gomez speaks to Dr P Ramasamy from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. >>>

:: How will race and religion influence the outcome of the coming Malaysian election?
RSI's Yvonne Gomez talks discusses the role of race and religion in the Malaysia Election. >>>

:: Can the ruling Barisan Nasional win back the state of Terengganu and regain the Malay votes?
RSI's Augustine Anthuvan discusses the likelihood of BN wresting power back from PAS in Terengganu. >>>

:: How will UMNO, under Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi, do this time around?
NewsRadio's Imelda Saad presents a three-part report about the upcoming Malaysia Election. Find out what analysts think are the hot spots in this election? What are PM Abdullah's chances given his Mr Nice Guy image? >>>

:: Ex-Army General challenges Deputy Prime Minister in Malaysian Election
RSI's Bharati Jagdish talks to Professor P Ramasamy from the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. about the highly-watched contest between DPM Najib Razak and PAS candidate, Retired Brigadier-General Zakaria Dahalan. >>>

:: Last hurrah for Lim Kit Siang
DAP chairman faces 'make or break' test in polls that could end his 35-year political career, according to Oon Yeoh in his commentary in TODAY. >>>

:: Malaysia's opposition party PAS promises supporters
RSI's Melanie Yip speaks Ong Kian Ming, Senior Policy Analyst from the Sedar Institute in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia about remarks by spiritual leader Niz Aziz Nik Mat from Parti Islam SeMalaysia, or PAS that voters who support PAS "will go to heaven". >>>

:: How will the ruling Barisan Nasional fare in Kedah?
As election fever heats up in Malaysia, Kedah state has emerged as an important pawn in the struggle between the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) or National Front coalition, and opposition Parti Islam SeMalaysia, or PAS. RSI's Yvonne Gomez finds out why. >>>