Malaysia-Indonesia relationship has often been described as siblings relations characterised by the ‘abang-adik’ (elder brother, younger brother) syndrome and _____________.

Mahathir Mohamad was branded as a ______________ leader by media critics.

In Malaysia, indirect control comes from the ownership and control of major publications, with the government being the major stockholder. UMNO and its close allies, for example, previously held majority stakes in Utusan Melayu, _______, TV3, The New Straits Times Press

Online portal, Malaysiakini was the first portal to be published in Malaysia after the ____________ event.

In reporting on Malaysia-Indonesia conflicts, the Malaysian media editors follow through a culture of _______ in the newsrooms and produce a subservient reporting style.

Among your lecturers in the answer section, who did her PhD (S3) with Dr. Raqib in Malaysia?