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ATHIRA AMINUDDIN

By ATHIRA AMINUDDIN

08 Sep 2023 03:58pm

For the second episode of From Malaya to Malaysia, we speak to #BangsaMalaysia Project Coordinator Nathaniel Tan and independent journalist Ushar Daniele.

Topics discussed include unity, politics and the media landscape amidst the rise in race and religious conversations among Malaysians.

This episode will be out this Friday on www.sinardaily.my, Sinar Daily's Facebook and Youtube channel.

This is a Sinar Daily Podcast Special Collaboration with Bual Studio and Reka Sounds entitled “From Malaya to Malaysia: 60 Years” hosted by Athira Aminuddin for the month of September.

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Cartoonist Syahru Maizam Jamin, 51, or Bijan, shows off a drawing during an interview recently at his stall in Malim Nawar. Photo by Bernama

Cartoonist Syahru Maizam Jamin, 51, or Bijan, shows off a drawing during an interview recently at his stall in Malim Nawar. Photo by Bernama

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Photo for illustration purposes only - 123RF

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People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)

People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)

Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after IS rampage

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People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)

People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)

Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after IS rampage

Protest at Menara Merdeka 118 on Nov 22, 2024. (Photo courtesy of BDS Malaysia)

Protest at Menara Merdeka 118 on Nov 22, 2024. (Photo courtesy of BDS Malaysia)

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This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)

This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)

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Off-the-beaten-path travel increases among Chinese thrill seekers

Cartoonist Syahru Maizam Jamin, 51, or Bijan, shows off a drawing during an interview recently at his stall in Malim Nawar. Photo by Bernama

Cartoonist Syahru Maizam Jamin, 51, or Bijan, shows off a drawing during an interview recently at his stall in Malim Nawar. Photo by Bernama

Cartoonist Bijan sketches fresh start as eatery owner